*Book Launch Event* Navigating Life as Brown Girl by Fahima Ali

Women Who Redefine Colour Bookclub are pleased to host the highly anticipated book launch for Fahima Ali's 'Navigating Life as a Brown Girl: A Therapists Guide for South Asian Women.'

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For too long you've been taught to be everything for everyone – except yourself. But now it's time to change the narrative.
My dear brown girls, this book is for you. For every time you've been told to be the perfect daughter, the perfect sister, the perfect wife. For the times you've silenced your own needs to meet expectations you never asked for…
Navigating Life as a Brown Girl holds space for discussions on identity, family dynamics, marriage, mental health, stigma and more. It's full of warmth, honesty and insights from Fahima Ali, a psychotherapist who has walked this path herself.
You'll find stories that give a voice and validation to your experiences, alongside gentle guidance, reflections and therapeutic tools to help you set boundaries with courage and compassion.
It is possible to balance your family's expectations while living your life authentically; this is your guide to creating a life that honours both.

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Fahima Ali is the founder of Peace by Piece, an author, and a therapist specialising in culturally attuned mental health care. Her work centres the lived experiences of Brown communities, exploring the intersections of culture, family, faith, and identity.

Through her therapeutic work and writing, Fahima offers spaces where people feel seen and where healing is approached gently and without pressure.

Her book 'Navigating Life as a Brown Girl: A Therapists Guide For South Asian Women,' is available to buy from 15th January via Navigating Life as a Brown Girl: A therapist’s guide for South Asian women: Fahima Ali: Green Tree - Bloomsbury

This is a ticketed event, and open to all.

You will also be able to purchase a book at the event have the author sign your copy.

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