Ajuma Muhammad, M.A. Ed., L.P.C., B.C.P.C. Licensed Psychotherapist, Author, Motivator, Lecturer & Diversity Trainer

Myself & Dr. Maulana Karenga Founder of Kwanzaa St. Louis, Missouri
 
"Muhammad  has positively influenced the lives of more than 30,000 youth during his phenomenal career as a motivator -- and that, in itself, is noteworthy."

Innovative Solutions

 

 These comprehensive strategies target African-American youth, particularly black boys in the adolescent phase of their life who struggle with peer pressure and peer acceptance.  The decision to be a leader or a follower at this stage of their development often times impacts their life good, bad or indifferent for years to come.

 

  • Learn the tools to empower and enhance the "Power of Positive Thinking" in black boys who have developed a sense of learned helplessness and have become influenced by "popular culture."

 

  • Learn how to develop a "Positive Mental Attitude" in black boys by using techniques which focus on daily affirmations, self-reflection, personal meditation and accountability.

 

  • Learn how to develop and build self-esteem in black boys by using the same mental attitude adopted by golf great Tiger Woods and now president Barrack Obama of the United States of America.

 

  • Learn how to speak more effectively with youth, improve levels of communication, and identify problems areas of adolescent development while providing positive reality based solutions for getting "at-risk" youth on the right track.

 

  • Learn the national trends on what works and why for black boys who finds themselves and their behavior spiraling out of control. 

 

  • Learn the value of culture and how it can positively impact the self-esteem of young black boys.

 

  • Learn how parental modeling coupled with positive and proactive parenting skills can be the critical mechanism in helping black boys to achieve success. 

 

  • Learn how to be empowered as a single parent by fostering creative solutions to help young black boys move past the absence of their biological father.

 

  • Learn how to teach resiliency and responsibility through confidence, courage, character, creativity and commitment in black boys.