The Valesha Rhodes Experience

Named Valedictorian of a 'Black Ivy League', Valesha Rhodes holds a Bachelor's in Psychology focusing on Pre-Law. Valesha is 'an international advocate for black wellness'. She is spearheading global initiatives that educate and empower members of the African Diaspora.  Valesha has been involved in the community since the age of 15. She has served in roles for organizations such as The City of Memphis, The Louisiana Supreme Court, OneVoice, Creative Artists Agency, The Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project, and New Orleans City Hall.  She is a proud member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., Psi Chi International Honor Society of Psychology, and Leading Ladies International. Valesha has also completed several research studies and presentations including The Louisana Govenor’s 42nd Annual Juvenile Justice conference where she presented mindfulness-based programming for black families. Recently, Valesha was named the Benjamin E. Mays/Samuel DuBois Cook Presidential Scholar, awarded the 'Velena Smith Johnson Scholarship, Justice Revius Ortique Scholarship from the Greater New Orleans Martinet Society, and the Class Act Award from The Crescent City Chapter of Links Incorporated. 

Valesha means 'Divine Love'- an opportunity to work with her is a grand investment into your spiritual, psychological, and professional growth.  She is said to leave every opportunity and space greater than before: some call it her Divine Touch.