Book IWD Speaker: Cher Obediah
Cher Obediah is an indigenous speaker & domestic violence survivor empowering others to live the life their spirit seeks. Step boldly into your joy and power, become an emotional ninja and revolutionize your life and relationships!
Cher Obediah is Mohawk / Ojibway from the Turtle Clan, Six Nations Ontario with roots in Alderville First Nation.
She’s a filmmaker, artist, author and speaker who’s passionate about positive change and collective kindness.
As a product of colonial consequence she grappled with cultural disconnection, lack of belonging and the ache of an abusive relationship.
Her experiences propelled her on a path of self-discovery and trauma informed healing. She learned the art of balancing her Indigenous culture and Western ideologies to cultivate awareness, mindfulness and emotional resilience while untangling ingrained patterns.
Her reconciliation-with-self allowed her to step boldly into the light of her authenticity and extend a hand to those seeking strategies for a more meaningful life.
She envisions a future where people can live from the inside out with intuitive intelligence, compassion and understanding.
She believes it’s possible to create a foundation for future generations where mismanaging emotions is a thing of the past.
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