BIO

 Natasha Anée is a spoken soul poet, speaker, wellness coach, event host & producer, enrichment teacher, tutor and special education advocate. She is the founder of Consulting by Anée, LLC a social enterprise where she passionately coaches and holds workshops centered around holistic wellness.

 Natasha, known as Beautiful Thought in the artist community, is the recipient of the National Poetry Awards - 2011 Christian Poet & Spoken Word Artist of the Year and 2016 Host of the Year. In 2017, she released her 1st poetry cd, titled "Spoken Soul I: Perfect Imperfections". She has been featured by numerous radio and tv shows, private and public venues, and religious organizations. She has worked with various clients including, international jazz artists, Kent State University, and MLive Media Group.

 Before becoming a spoken word artist, Natasha obtained her Master's degree in Human Services and Bachelor's in Social Work/Psychology. She is passionate about holistic wellness and believes God has provided us with a richness of ways to heal ourselves mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually, all of which she embodies through her company Consulting by Anée. Consulting by Anée offers individual and group coaching, consulting, and workshops on various education and wellness topics, including homeschooling and neurodiverse learners. She is a current board member of Healing From The Rhythms Within as the Healing Artist Social Integration Liaison. 

 Natasha is a member of Oakland Church of Christ where she assists with emergency benevolence and is a part of the Young Adult Ministry team. Lastly, she is blessed as a mother by Tavon Touré, a college acting student and minister of music with an anointed singing voice.


 Website: MyBeautifulThoughts.net

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  1. ChynnaNovember 14, 2012 at 9:58 PM

    OMG.........................................I need this daily.......This was so wonderful. This is how I feel...This is what I want....He is who I need........The reminders......awesome.....the pure love we have for our Father and all who feel like this.....priceless...God will continue to open you to more than you have ever imagined....

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