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Tenesu’s Founder and Wellness Architect*
Alonzo “Zochi” Young is a Wellness Architect and Founder of Tenesu!**. He designs holistic healing frameworks, infrastructure, environments, and programs to support a 360° approach to well-being. As a pioneer on the African continent, he seeks to develop partnership with others to establish several (5) continental community wellness teaching / lectures retreat centers for the communities interested in increasing their overall holistic wellbeing and the recovery from generational stressors and traumas.
The aim of these centers develop safe, collaborative ecosystems for individuals and groups to deepen in their healing processes, create wellness infrastructures, develop collaborative programs, support wellness community cottage industries, and to advocate and encourage the development of indigenous medicine research centers.
In addition to these projects, he is a master teacher, consultant, author, and trauma/healing-centered facilitator. For several decades, he has sought answers to the question, “How do we as humans evolve well?” Through observation, study, and insight, he explores and teaches indigenous practices, healing modalities, and ways of being.
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*Wellness Architect: One who designs infrastructure, brave environments, and programs for the holistic wellbeing of Communities
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