Generational trauma, generational healing, mindfulness, and Generation Alpha come together in Part Two of Queen’s story.

After tracing her maternal ancestry to the Fula people of Guinea-Bissau, Queen began thinking differently about what families carry from one generation to the next. Her belief is simple but powerful: if trauma can travel through a bloodline, healing can move through it, too.

But for Queen, looking backward is only part of the story.

Her attention turns toward the generation coming next.

Drawing on 27 years as an educator, Queen created 52 Insights for Gen Alpha: A Conscious Curriculum, designed to help young people develop self-awareness, mindfulness, relationship skills, social awareness, and conscious decision-making in a world that has been digital since the day they were born.

In Part Two, Queen talks about returning home to care for her parents, losing them within ten months of each other, reconnecting with her ancestry, and how those experiences eventually became connected to her work with children.

Because perhaps healing what came before us also changes what we hand to those who come after.

Topics include: generational trauma, generational healing, Generation Alpha, mindfulness for children, social emotional learning, ancestry, caregiving, conscious parenting, education, emotional intelligence, family patterns, and breaking generational cycles.

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