OUR WHY
Real conversations.
Room to heal.
We’re breaking the silence around mental health, trauma and faith—and creating spaces where people can feel seen without having to perform.
THE PURPOSE
Less shame.
More connection.
Mental health and healing should be accessible, relatable and centered in community.
LTAI exists for adults navigating life’s challenges, including creative believers who are tired of pretending they have it all together. We talk honestly about the things that can feel hardest to name: anxiety, depression, identity, trauma, grief and the work of beginning again.
Our faith makes room for honesty. You don’t have to minimize your pain, have the right words or share more than you choose.
OUR CORE PILLARS
The foundation of
every conversation.
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Faith healing
Every conversation is rooted in biblical truth, light and compassion.
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Real talk
We address the topics often avoided in church spaces with honesty.
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Community
A tribe where you are free to heal, grow and be fully seen.
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Empowerment
Rediscovering purpose through creativity and storytelling.
WHAT GUIDES US
A space to be human.
Faith with honesty
We welcome real questions and hard feelings into conversations about faith and healing.
Community over shame
We meet people with compassion, respect and room for their own pace.
Practical next steps
We connect conversation with reflection, resources and support for everyday life.
Your story, your choice
Participation never requires you to tell your whole story or perform vulnerability.
FOUNDER & MOVEMENT BUILDER
Kenajawa
LaShawn.
Speaker. Trauma-informed coach. Community builder.
Kenajawa turns lived experience into language, tools and spaces that help people move from silent survival toward honest, faith-filled healing.
Her work brings together storytelling, mental health conversations and community connection, with a conviction that no one should have to carry their healing journey alone.
THE MOVEMENT IN REAL LIFE
Not perfect.
Present.
This is what showing up can look like: real people, honest moments and a community willing to keep going together.