Donna Hill Walker is The Sober Black Mom—a transformational speaker, health and wellness coach, and author of a raw and riveting memoir chronicling her journey through opioid addiction and into recovery. For a decade, Donna silently battled the shame, stigma, and spiral of addiction while trying to hold it all together as a Black woman and mother.
Keynotes and storytelling at recovery centers, corporations, women’s conferences, faith-based events, schools, and mom-focused platforms.
In this deeply personal keynote, Donna shares the highs, lows, and lessons from her experience with opioid addiction. Her story inspires audiences to confront their own struggles and embrace the healing process with courage and compassion.
The Sober Black Mom exists to empower and support women, especially mothers, on their journey to sobriety by healing out loud. We create transformational spaces for women to reclaim their stories and thrive through healing circles, movement, wellness, and adventure.
Rooted in radical honesty, sisterhood, and soul-nourishing experiences, we celebrate recovery and the fullness of life after addiction. We believe in healing out loud, because silence was never strength.
