07/21/2026
Burnout doesn’t happen overnight, and neither does recovery.
If you’ve been feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or like you’ve been pouring from an empty cup, this conversation is for you.
Join us Thursday, July 23, for Power in Practice Power Plays: Protecting the Powerhouse, led by psychologist Dr. LaWanda Hill.
Together, we’ll explore practical strategies to recognize burnout, set healthier boundaries, restore your energy, and continue leading without sacrificing your well-being.
Because the goal isn’t just to succeed—it’s to sustain your brilliance.
🗓️ Thursday, July 23
💻 Virtual (Zoom)
🔗 Register today through the link in our bio.
Tag a Black woman who needs this reminder. 🖤
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Meet Dr. LaWanda Hill, a licensed psychologist, executive wellness coach, and advocate for Black women’s well-being. Practicing in California and Texas, Dr. Hill specializes in helping high-achieving Black women navigate burnout, stress, imposter syndrome, identity shifts, and the pressures of leadership.
Known for her authentic and affirming approach, she creates spaces where Black women can heal, reclaim their energy, and thrive without sacrificing themselves. Through trauma-informed care and practical strategies, Dr. Hill empowers women to redefine success, set healthy boundaries, and lead with intention—personally and professionally.
In this interactive session, Dr. LaWanda Hill, psychologist and wellness expert, will help participants recognize the signs of burnout, uncover the habits and expectations that fuel it, and develop practical strategies to restore their energy while continuing to lead with purpose.
Together, we’ll explore how to:
* Recognize the warning signs of burnout before they become overwhelming
* Set healthy boundaries without guilt
* Replace survival mode with sustainable leadership
* Create a personalized plan to protect your well-being while pursuing your goals
This workshop is for every Black woman who has ever felt stretched too thin, exhausted, or disconnected from herself while trying to do it