The Centre of Wholeness hub was envisioned by founder Clarene Marie White after her December 2023 health crisis that required emergency and critical care hospitalization, the loss of 37 pounds, and major surgery, Since then she has subsequently been diagnosed with Broken Heart Syndrome Congestive Heart failure (CHF) and Cardiomyopathy a deformation of the heart muscle directly related to connective tissue disease rheumatoid arthritis. To support her rehabilitation and healing process at home, she envisioned intertwining her cultural healing practices and principles, food as medicine, the art of Cookery (preparing foods), and storytelling, with psychosocial intervention and education focused on reducing psychosocial factors associated with cardiovascular disease, lack of social support, stress at work and in family life, anxiety disorders and depression on learning the multiple types of rest, stress management. As she transitioned in her health status she also planned to add coping strategies that she learned during her participation in the Columbia Univesity 2023 weekend Narrative Medicine Conference. Despite her voice being affected by symptoms of CHF hoarseness and laryngitis she is committed to using it to share her restorative story of how her faith and self-love increased her ability to self-regulate and pivot away from and heal from the root cause of her diagnosis with Broken Heart Syndrome and Cardiomyothpathy, bereavement, grief, and loss due to unresolved marital problems, the death of her brother, and business partner, hidden disabilities depression,  and progression of Rheumatoid, Fibromaylsia, Osteo Artherist conditions. that led to the onset of stress. Clarene is a carrier of hope fueled by her faith to serve as a healer. She has a 38-year history of being a food, healing, and social justice advocate. She is a licensed and nationally certified counselor, consultant, conversationalist-speaker, Educator, Peer supervisor, Chef-Instructor, Women's Ministries servant leader, and Kingdom-based entrepreneur. She holds a Master's degree in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling and a BA in Business Administration with an emphasis on organizational leadership, Clarene envisions the Centre of Wholeness where she can continue to be a carrier of hope and a pioneer in the healing arts space using her voice to share her story of the journey to wholeness and continue her wholehearted support of women in new and innovative ways throughout their healing process and progressively achieving wholeness.