Meet Quanita

Quanita is an author, storyteller, life coach, a master teacher/facilitator, an international public speaker, and a devotee of spiritual and emotional intelligence.

"I am the promise of forgiveness and reconciliation in the world. I haven’t always known this but I have always been moving toward it. I started my healing journey at a young age. I am a healer. It has taken me a long time to grow into this...to grow into me. Mostly because I never quite understood why a person would choose this life. Now I understand that it chooses you.

I am a we’ver, a person who invites people into a dance that we’ves them into a them. We’ves them into a beautiful tapestry of love and belonging. Intermingling hearts over and under each other changing both the story and the we’ver. Building the landscape with each new brilliant strand. The rainbow of souls creating the foundation of what is to come.

​I believe we are in a time that is calling us to remember. Remember what really matters. Remember the truth of who we really are. Remember that we belong to each other."

~Quanita (Wind Warrior)
 

Quanita Roberson is an author, storyteller, life coach, a master teacher/facilitator, an international public speaker, and a devotee of spiritual and emotional intelligence. Quanita is highly skilled and respected for helping human services professionals, including clergy and those in law enforcement, to address and move beyond embedded trauma. As a true Water person, according to the Dagara Medicine Wheel, Quanita has

the amazing gift and response-ability to reconcile the irreconcilable.

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Over the past 20 years, with healing and transforming embedded pain as her fundamental goal, Quanita has provided a plethora of workshops, retreats, and indigenous-informed rituals on adult initiation rites, grief, women’s healing, new thought leadership development, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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Quanita holds a Masters degree in Organizational Management and Development, with a concentration in Integral Theory, from the Fielding Institute. She has also had the privilege of studying with and/or being mentored by some amazing elders, including Sobonfu Somé and Jojopah Maria Nsoroma, keepers of ancient indigenous wisdom from the Dagara Tribe of Burkina Faso-West Africa, Fanchon Shur in Embodying Creative Leadership through Growth in Motion, and Peter Block, Christina Baldwin, and Ann Linnea of The Circle Way. 

Quanita currently lives in Cincinnati, OH with her two children. She is deeply inspired by

the Ohio River and the powerful stories of African-American freedom that were birthed

there.​​​

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