Cher Obediah

Indigenous speaker & domestic violence survivor empowering others to embrace their wisdom

Cher Obediah is an indigenous speaker & domestic violence survivor empowering others to embrace their wisdom within to revolutionize their relationships, manage emotions and honour their authenticity.

Cher Obediah is Mohawk / Ojibway from the Turtle Clan, Six Nations Ontario with roots in Alderville First Nation.

She’s a filmmaker, artist, author and speaker who’s passionate about positive change and collective kindness.

As a product of colonial consequence she grappled with cultural disconnection, lack of belonging and the ache of an abusive relationship.

Her experiences propelled her on a path of self-discovery and trauma informed healing. She learned the art of awareness, mindfulness, getting unstuck, emotional resilience and untangling ingrained patterns.

Her reconciliation-with-self allowed her to step boldly into the light of her authenticity and extend a hand to those seeking strategies for a more meaningful life.

She envisions a future where people can live from the inside out with intuitive intelligence, compassion and understanding.

She believes it’s possible to create a foundation for future generations where mismanaging emotions is a thing of the past.

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