"We believe our first responsibility is to our local and global community which includes the people and biosphere of New Orleans and the world at large, offering a holistic, safe, clean, sustainable center that provides services, products, and programs promoting physical, nutritional, emotional, intellectual, spiritual, economic, environmental, cultural, and civic well-being." ...read more of our Credo
Kerry Hegarty Licensed Professional Counselor Since 2014, Kerry has worked with clients struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD or grief and relationship issues from all walks of life. In treatment, she uses a client-centered, mindfulness and DBT-based approach to help you develop healthier relationships with yourself and others. She has a master’s degree in Clinical Mental… Read more »
by: Sallie Ann Glassman I have always seen the world this way: nothing is static or solid. The surface of things is just that – the surface of a mirror, below which is a nearly visible flow of beautiful, intelligent energy. I wasn’t always a Vodou priestess. I remember seeing a book about Vodou on… Read more »
by: Sen Elias It all began when I was only twelve years old, that’s when I built my first altar. It was as simple as an altar could be, a single white taper candle on a nightstand in my childhood bedroom marked my sacred space. I’d just started on my spiritual path and I’d… Read more »
Day of The Dead- Fet Gede Get Down with the Dead Thursday, November 1st | New Orleans Healing Center HISTORY In its 38th year, La Source Ancienne Ounfo , a New Orleans based Vodou society, in partnership with the New Orleans Healing Center, will celebrate the Day of the Dead/Fet Gede… Read more »
Did you notice our new art in our lobby? We are thrilled to procure a ‘Nick Walker’ original Vandal Painting piece. Walker became famous with the modern ‘Street Art’ movement of the 1980’s and his pieces can be found along buildings all over the world. The Healing Center is trilled to bring in art and… Read more »
About: Originating from the Woman’s March, the Healing Center Daring Discussion Potluck is a place for people of all backgrounds and beliefs to come together to discuss issues facing our community. Too often we are stuck ‘preaching to the choir’ and too worried to have honest or inclusive conversations with those with opposing political views…. Read more »
Join the StayLocal krewe and Soul Brass Band as we dance our way to four trailblazing businesses on historic St. Claude Ave! We’ll be starting and ending at the New Orleans Healing Center. There will be a pop-up market in the Healing Center where you can purchase unique holiday gifts from various local vendors!… Read more »
Saturday, October 15 New Orleans Healing Center VIP TICKETS AND WEBSITE HERE Come together to celebrate New Orleans’ important and changing relationship with water through a parade, symposium, concert, art, party and so much more! Week Preceding. Water Symposium: (free to the public). A range of water experts and financiers – from climate change scientists… Read more »
Saturday, April 9 | 6:00 – 9:00 PM Coming soon to the Bywater! Get your arts market fix at the unveiling of Arts Market New Orleans St. Claude. Our curated market will showcase handmade crafts from local artisans and makers in the Grand Hall of The Healing Center. Make us your first stop this… Read more »
March 19-22, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Schedule To Change By Day) Indigena and The New Orleans Healing Center proudly present Life Lines: A Community’s Autobiography of Resistance and Renewal. Understand and interact with experts exploring how climate change can dramatically impact our local communities, especially our native homelands and people. This four-day convergence includes… Read more »
