Meet Shanda Domango Brown | Medium & Movement Healer

We had the good fortune of connecting with Shanda Domango Brown and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Shanda, is there something that you feel is most responsible for your success?
Over the past 6 years, my business and brand has evolved and shifted in alignment to where I find myself in life. As I evolved as a mom, wife, and healer so did my business. My brand expanded from fitness and wellness to movement healing along with me. Honoring my evolution as an individual allows me to stay authentic and excited about my career, my services, and my brand. This consistent growth and evolution has proven as the key factor in my success. My clients respect and appreciate my vulnerability and evolution. They grow with me and experience a deeper quality of service.

Can you give our readers an introduction to your business? Maybe you can share a bit about what you do and what sets you apart from others?
Domango Training provides a safe space for physical and spiritual health and wellbeing. Our services empower clients to live a healing lifestyle where physical fitness, wellbeing, and inner awareness intersect.

Movement is usually approached with a disassociation of the mind and body with a focus solely on the physical aesthetic. At Domango Training we believe an active lifestyle should incorporate the mind, body, and spirit in the same space. Our clients are guided and given the tools for self discovery and connecting their physical goals to their spiritual needs.

Domango Training sees a community where healing is a lifestyle for individuals through physical, spiritual, and wellness practices.
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What sets Domango Training a part from other healing movement spaces is our Ancestral Connection. I am able to connect with a clients Ancestors to give them deeper insight to the trauma, anxiety, and stress that resides in their bodies and needs to be healed. Having the opportunity to connect people to their Ancestors for clarity and guidance on the most powerful ways to move stagnancy out of their bodies is what I am most proud of. It brings me joy to equip my community with the power to heal themselves through movement.
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My journey to this space flowed as I evolved. Domango Training was just personal training and dance fitness for years. After COVID, I looked up and I was an entrepreneur, wife, and new mom of twin boys. I felt disconnected with my body and myself emotionally and mentally. I had to honor what I was feeling. I began diving into meditations. I learned Ancestral connection. I dove deeper into movement and its power to heal oneself. I began practicing an integrated approach on myself and shared it with my entire clientele. At the same time, I was terrified! I didn’t know how clients would receive such a big change. I didn’t know if it would even be that profitable. I only knew what I felt in my body and my heart. I had to trust the conviction I felt, even though I was scared. I had great client retention and I felt more connected with my purpose than I had before; even in finding my way with a new approach and relationship to movement. The one thing I stand by on through out this entire experience is follow your heart, your conviction, and your vision even when it scares you to the depths of yourself.

The Shoutout series is all about recognizing that our success and where we are in life is at least somewhat thanks to the efforts, support, mentorship, love and encouragement of others. So is there someone that you want to dedicate your shoutout to?
I want to Shoutout and thank my big sister and mentor Esprit. Her unwavering love, support, and guidance on this journey of trusting my intuition, happiness, and inner power. Thank you to my amazing family, community, and clients for your never ending trust and support.

Website: www.domangotraining.com

Instagram: @domangotraining

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanda-domango-maam-cpt-370b9331

Twitter: @domangotraining

Facebook: www.facebook.com/domangotraining

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@domangotraining

Image Credits
New Orleans Public Library