An element of our mission is to increase awareness of the over-stigmatization of counseling, the dearth of representation, and the insufficiency of support services provided to individuals, multiracial and ethnic communities, and others.
Welcome Home!
Welcome to a safe and comforting space. We call it HOME.
Home is not just a place—it is a feeling. It is the moment you realize you survived what tried to break you. It is the exhale after holding your breath through grief, trauma, heartbreak, or uncertainty. It is the quiet reminder that you made it through the journey.
Along the road of sorrow and despair, many ask,
“Why am I walking this alone? Has the Creator forgotten me?”
But you are not alone.
There are seasons when the path feels solitary—not as punishment, but as preparation. In those moments, the Creator is strengthening what is already within you. Sometimes our thoughts become clouded by pain, and we forget who we are. We forget that we are resilient. We forget that we are champions.
Trials do not disqualify us.
Mistakes do not define us.
And suffering does not mean abandonment.
Even when others walk away, the Creator remains.
Even when we feel forsaken, we are still held.
This is a place where healing is nurtured, where faith is restored, and where you are reminded that your story is not over. Here, we stand together—learning, growing, rebuilding, and rising stronger than before.
Welcome home. You belong here.
“Can a woman forget her nursing child, or lack compassion for the son of her womb? Even if she could forget, I will not forget you.” Isaiah 49:15
Grief and feelings of brokenness are both normal and natural responses to trauma and loss. Though people often expect to grieve the death of a family member or friend, they share significant losses that trigger grief. Grieving such losses is important because it allows people to free up energy that is bound to the lost person, object, or experience. Until people grieve effectively, they are likely to find reinvesting difficult; a part of them remains tied to the past. Grieving is not forgetting. Nor is it drowning our sorrow in tears. Healthy grieving results in an ability to remember the importance of a loss, but with a newfound sense of peace rather than soaring pain. No two people are likely to experience grief in the same manner. The way people think and feel, the way their bodies function, and the way they interact with others may be affected. The broken person becomes an individual who suffers emotional and mental challenges that change their way of life; usually, this is a result of a traumatic experience.
Transformational Living Wellness Lifestyle ─ TLWL, Inc. is a support and resource community for the wounded doves. Our doves are those who have experienced a form of brokenness. This establishment will introduce you to a new lifestyle. A lifestyle typically includes obtaining new vision, new goals, new cultural changes, and new ways of doing things. This type of change can be challenging but well worth the work.
The reminder: “No one walks alone! When you suffer, we will suffer in unity. When you struggle, we will struggle as a whole. When you feel like you cannot go on, we will lift you up. No one should walk or suffer in silence. Just know that whatever those challenges are, we will stand up in unity.”
Everyone has a story to share—let us embrace yours!
Transformational Living Wellness Lifestyle—TLWL, Inc., we are on a journey to provide wellness programs and wraparound services to our wounded doves. Those who have encountered brokenness. Experiences may occur from abuse, addiction, anxiety, depression, divorce, ex-military warriors, grief, human trafficking, homelessness, incarceration, mental illnesses, losses, trauma, police brutality, and the list goes on.