A woman who loves herself takes care of herself.

Sisters! Your health matters! Prepare to discover all the wonderful ways you can enhance your way of life.

The time is now. As Black women, we can’t afford to allow our health to be placed on the back burner. When it comes to high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, obesity, certain cancers and even pregnancy, our burden is much greater than others?

Whether you are working a 9 to 5, running a business, raising a family or any combination of the above, it is tough! Unfortunately for Black women, the stakes are higher. If you’re not careful, the demands of work, family and the busyness of life will consume your life. Leaving very little time for you to relax, prepare a healthy home cooked meal or make it to the gym for a workout.

So, no matter how challenging the days may be, looking after our health and well-being must receive the attention it deserves? Sure, it may be impressive to wear many hats, attending to the needs of everyone else, but doing so at the expense of taking care of ourselves just won’t do.

You have an amazing opportunity to not only impact your health, but influence the wellness trajectory of your family and friends.

That is where I come in.

Melinda Gore (health and wellness coach)

Hi, I’m Melinda. I’m an author, diversity, inclusion and health equity practitioner and dual certified health and well-being coach on a mission to secure health and wellness equity for every woman of color.

As the owner of a thriving wellness brand and advocate for health and wellness equity for women of color, improved health outcomes for Black women specifically, is where my passion lies. The astounding disparities that Black women face in this country drives me to serve in this space. I am committed to supporting my sisters, to not only take great care of their mind, body and spirit, but to also confidently speak for themselves which is what is necessary to experience improved health and well-being.

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology, and a Master’s in Corporate Training and Development, I have spent more than 20 years educating others to improve their quality of life with healthy habits and life-giving choices. Over the course of my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work in a number of capacities in the health and wellness industry. Today, I spend a great deal of my time speaking and writing, but also researching the latest findings and trends related to the health and well-being of women of color.

The voices of Black women are often excluded from conversations around wellness and healthy living. Her Wealth Is Health exists to remove the barriers to health and well-being that many Black women face.