Meet KeAnna and Bridget | Co-Founders | Safe Space Curators | Modelers of Healing

We had the good fortune of connecting with KeAnna and Bridget and we’ve shared our conversation below.
Hi KeAnna and Bridget, what was your thought process behind starting your own business?
Tears, Tides, and Transformation is a healing platform that was birthed in the Winter of 2020 to normalize the conversation of emotional and mental wellness, and doing the work to heal childhood and adulthood trauma. As we caught up after not seeing one another for awhile due to the pandemic, we vulnerably shared our healing journeys with one another and envisioned creating a space for women of all walks of life to have a space for vulnerable and courageous conversations about their life’s journey. From that conversation, TTT and the podcast was born. Since that time, TTT has evolved from just a podcast, to include workshops, retreats, conferences, inspirational speaking, and merchandise (i.e. coloring book and affirmation decks) that support and encourage the healing journey. We believe that when we share with one another through raw conversations, vulnerability, and reflection, we can learn how to better manage the challenges and transitions in our lives, individually and collectively.
Alright, so for those in our community who might not be familiar with your business, can you tell us more?
Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to? Hmmmm, great question. We like to have a good time, so we’d take them to 1Eleven or Coco’s Bistro for a good meal and drinks. We’d then head to Tender Mercy or Joui Wine Bar or The Rooftop at the AC Hotel, or all three, for more drinks, good conversations, and good vibes. W. Social is another cool place and a food hall that gives them options. It would depend on the vibe our friends would like to have.
Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
We’d like to thank the journey; the good, bad, ugly, and challenging. Our journeys have made us who we are today, and has inspired and encouraged us to create TTT in the first place. We’d also like to thank our families, friends, and our communities for their support as well. Tribes really do matter. And a huge shoutout to our tools that keep us everyday. Healing is absolutely a daily journey, and to do it right we need helpful, relevant, and effective tools. We both use the following tools and healing modalities: therapy, energetic healing, affirmations, spiritual healing and devotionals, journaling, nature, and exercise.
Website: https://www.tearstidesandtransformation.com
Instagram: @tearstidesandtransformation
Linkedin: @tearstidesandtransformation
Facebook: @tearstidesandtransformation
Other: Our podcast can be found on Apple and Google podcast as well as Spotify.
Image Credits
Loveyah (THKLVULTR Photography) DJ 4 Seasons (Legacy IV Studio)