Culturally curated maternal & postpartum emotional wellness
Support that understands your culture, ethnicity, heritage, race, life experiences, lifestyle, family life and priorities at the major life stage that is significant for you.
Support Styles Centered on Women of culture
Women of culture and color are 3x more likely to rely on their community for mental wellness support. Join our private community to explore how to support yourself and communicate those needs with the diverse communities you rely on.
Culture and Values focused in our programming
Women of culture and color are looking for support that understands their cultural values and identity .
driven by unique experiences
Women of culture and color’s nuanced life experiences are taken into account in our programming and community to normalizing your personal priorities, goals, and family wellbeing.
Our mission.
Tandem Community is a solution and community for women of culture to find resources and a path to emotional wellness through our digital tool kits and community. As the leading curator of evidence based support, our curriculum facilitates health education, emotional support, and community support through the lens of society, race, healthcare, multiculturalism, personal values and families. Our talented clinicians are selected for clinical qualifications and to build a cultural competent curriculum for the ever evolving experience of being a diverse woman and mother.
Our Values.
As a woman of color you know that multiculturalism is a lived experience, it is nuanced, personal and intersectional. It is more than language, food, clothing. Multiculturalism is balancing multiple communication styles, rituals, routines and influences throughout all of your priorities. It can’t be learned and it can’t be undone, but we have created the place where it is understood and natural.
Multiculturalism forces women of color to be brave and think outside the box. Join other women in a group setting, facilitated by POC therapists to develop your mental wellness through the lens of race, heritage and culture.
We’ve carefully chosen therapists who have not only lived multicultural and intersectional life experiences but use those experiences as a guiding principle when developing mental wellness paths with women of color.