HollyJane Agabao, HHP
she/her

www.banwahealingcollective.com | [email protected] | 415-509-5694 | Instagram: @hellaholly

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Languages Spoken: English
Affiliations: All One Healing Academy, Freedom Community Clinic
Approach: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Quantum Healing, Holistic Healing

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Meet HollyJane, a natural-born healer with a lifelong passion for balancing energy. ​Following in the footsteps of her grandmother, she carries forward the legacy of healing with love and compassion. ​As an advocate for individuals who have lost hope in their declining physical and mental health, HollyJane is dedicated to helping them thrive once again. In her healing sessions, HollyJane prioritizes education and personal empowerment. She believes that by understanding their bodies and minds better, her clients can take charge of their well-being and lead

more fulfilling lives. With a warm and nurturing approach, HollyJane guides her clients on a transformative journey towards holistic healing, offering accessible and effective solutions for their unique needs.
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HollyJane is a certified Mental Health First Aid responder and Holistic Health Practitioner, currently studying medical intuition. With a passion for holistic health and wellness, she is dedicated to gaining the skills needed to support individuals in crisis and understand the mind-body connection in healthcare.

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What does "mental health" mean to you? Why is it important for us as Filipinxs/Filipinx Americans to normalize discussions around wellness and mental health in our community?

Mental health for a Filipino in America can encompass a complex interplay of cultural, familial, and societal factors. It often involves navigating the expectations and values of their Filipino heritage while adjusting to the norms and challenges of American society. It is important for us to normalize wellness and mental health in our community because mental health for a Filipinx involves navigating cultural stigma, family dynamics, acculturation stress, expectations and pressure, and other various factors while striving to maintain well-being in a bicultural context.