Celebrating Women's History Month: Honoring Helen Octavia Dickens

March is Women's History Month—a time to celebrate the remarkable contributions of women who have shaped our world. At Indigo Movement, we honor those who have paved the way in health and wellness, inspiring us to prioritize our self-care and well-being. All month long, we’ll be highlighting women who have made contributions to the fields of health and wellness.

One pioneer is Dr. Helen Octavia Dickens, a groundbreaking physician and advocate for women's health. As the first Black woman admitted to the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Dickens dedicated her career to addressing racial disparities in medicine, championing reproductive health, and mentoring the next generation of medical professionals. Her work in maternal health and cancer prevention has left a lasting legacy, reminding us of the importance of equitable healthcare access.

Beyond her medical achievements, Dr. Dickens also championed education and empowerment. She worked tirelessly to expand healthcare outreach programs, particularly for underserved communities, ensuring that more women had access to vital screenings and support. Her passion for advocacy and mentorship continues to inspire generations of healthcare professionals to this day.

At Indigo Movement, we recognize that true wellness extends beyond physical health—it includes mental and emotional balance as well. This month, we invite you to reflect on the resilience and contributions of women throughout history and take time for self-care.

To celebrate Women's History Month, treat yourself or the incredible women in your life to a session of relaxation, renewal, and self-appreciation. You can book your massage appointment HERE or send someone a virtual gift card HERE.

Cheers,
Team Indigo Movement

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Tiana M Duncan

Black massage therapist in Seattle and founder of Indigo Movement

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