Cory Roroya

Cory Roroya began her journey in reproductive education/justice in the Fiji Islands during her Peace Corps service in 2013. Cory started her journey post college by creating a curriculum that was culturally conscious while serving in the Peace Corps. Working at a grassroots level, through many nonprofit organizations, reaching the general population on health.  She realized that there was still work to be done at home in America and made it a personal mission to help liberate Black women, Indigenous women, and other women of color in their and reproduction rights/justice should be seen as intersectional, as it helps shift the narrative on how women will seek, receive, and maintain their personal health care. Once Cory returned to the US, she worked in various non-profits. Her curriculum expanded and it became with Cory Roroya, ensuring the community has access to comprehensible basic anatomy, reproductive education, and a safe space to express their and identities. She works every day to educate others on inclusivity, systemic racism, equity vs equality and intersectionality. It is with hopes that one day Black women will no longer be at rates as high as 59% of known HIV diagnoses of women.
Cory specializes in helping people identify and achieve their personal goals by coping with the issues that are causing them distress, anxiety, and stress around Heauxlistic Healing provides extensive education that allows people to feel secure and empowered in their own experiences. Cory takes great pride in the progress and success in Heauxlistic Healing, and looks forward to helping you reach your goal.