Helping women unlock confidence, reclaim their voice, and build meaningful impact.

I’m Shanicia Boswell—author, speaker, cultural commentator, and coach—known for creating spaces where women are seen, heard, and empowered to tell the truth about their lives.

My work sits at the intersection of storytelling, advocacy, and transformation. For over a decade, I’ve been deeply rooted in conversations around motherhood, wellness, identity, and self-leadership—particularly for Black women and families. I am the founder of Black Moms Blog, a global platform that has reached millions and shifted how maternal health, parenting, and self-care are discussed in mainstream media.

I believe that self care is the healing staple for women.

You may have seen my work on Oprah Winfrey’s OWN Network, CNN’s HLN, or read my writing in The New York Times and The Washington Post. I’m also the author of Oh Sis, You’re Pregnant! and The Girl’s Guide to Puberty, books that center honesty, education, and empowerment during some of life’s most vulnerable transitions.

“At the core of everything I do is this belief: women deserve to lead their lives with clarity, confidence, and care—without burning themselves out or shrinking to fit expectations.”

That belief is what led me to coaching.

As a coach, I support women who are navigating personal reinvention, leadership growth, creative expansion, and life transitions. My approach is intuitive, affirming, and deeply practical. I help clients reconnect to their voice, define what success actually looks like for them, and move forward with intention—whether that’s in their careers, creative work, or personal lives.

In addition to coaching, I curate and lead impactful events and activations like The Period Party and The Nursathon, creating community-centered experiences that educate, heal, and celebrate. I also speak on stages and moderate conversations around wellness, motherhood, self-care, and identity with honesty and heart.

This work isn’t just what I do—it’s who I am.

If you’re here, you’re likely standing at a crossroads, feeling the pull toward something more aligned. My role is to help you trust that pull, give language to your vision, and walk forward with confidence.

Welcome. I’m glad you’re here.