ABOUT THE SPEAKER

 

 

Sil Lai Abrams a New York City based inspirational speaker, domestic violence awareness & prevention activist, and relationship expert for the online version of EBONY Magazine. Her personal experience with overcoming addiction, sexual assault and domestic violence gives her a unique ability to connect with those struggling with their own disempowering and self-destructive behaviors. Sil Lai’s passionate belief in the transformative power of greater self-awareness and personal accountability is the motivating force behind her work to empower others to create empowered lives, healthier relationships and end violence against women and children.

 

Sil Lai’s first book, No More Drama: Nine Simple Steps to Transforming a Breakdown into a Breakthrough vividly illustrates the SEPIA Process, a step by step method of self-inquiry that she created which empowers you to positively respond to life’s challenges. She has appeared on ABC, FOX, BET, Court TV, and TruTV as an expert on relationships and domestic violence, and been featured in many national magazines including Oprah, UPTOWN, EBONY, Black Enterprise and Sister 2 Sister. Her inspirational life story and practical spiritually-based advice has helped Sil Lai become a highly sought after public speaker and workshop facilitator, with the National Medical Association, Harvard University, Dress for Success and the National Alliance on Mental Illness being just a few of the distinguished organizations that have used her speaking services.

 

In addition to her professional activities, Sil Lai is an active supporter of organizations that combat domestic violence, serving on the Board of Directors for Safe Horizon, the nation’s largest provider of services for victims of crime and violence, the National Advisory Board of the National Domestic Violence Hotline and the Board of Governors for the National Council on Family Violence. Sil Lai resides in Brooklyn, New York and is the proud parent of two children.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Topics:
Inspirational, Motivation, Personal Development, Black History, Relationships, Self Esteem, Women in Society.

Links:
Stop Surviving, Start Living

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