Wellness Center Expands To Help Black Women Cope
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Glynita Bell says she formed her business, Heart 2 Heart Wellness Center, to help more Black women gain emotional support.
Courtesy Glynita Bell
While listening to the disturbing details of how 26-year-old Breonna Taylor was shot to death by Louisville police officers in her own apartment, Glynita Bell had a sudden thought about Taylor, who lived just miles away from her New Albany, Indiana home.
“What I know for sure as a clinician is women are the backbone of our families, of our workspaces, of our communities,” she says.
She got to work in the way she could, offering Black women demonstrating on behalf of Taylor free therapy services through a program she calls The Breathe Initiative.
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PPPL physicists Shurik Yatom and Sophia Gershman conducting low temperature plasma research prior to the pandemic. (Photo by Elle Starkman/Office of Communications)
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ST. JOHN â Holly Kaim is no stranger to big moments.
Last winter, Munsterâs standout forward made the game-winning layup against Lake Central to lift her program to its first sectional crown in a decade. She followed that up this fall by helping the Mustangs volleyball team make its first state final appearance in program history, eventually finishing as the Class 4A runner-up.
âThis past (calendar) year has been great sports-wise,â Kaim said. âI just hope to keep it going in my last basketball season.â
Munster graduated a strong senior class last spring, headlined by St. Johnâs recruit Sara Zabrecky and her cousin Emily Zabrecky. Both guards were among the best 3-point shooters in the Region during their prep careers, but this season the team has retooled its identity to utilize Kaim more in the post.