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Sheila Malloy-Hall

​​“I share my survivor strategies to empower, encourage, and equip you to believe—courageously and unapologetically—that no matter what you’ve been through, you have the power to remove the mask of shame, reset your life, and reconnect with your higher purpose.”       

 

 Healing Is Beautiful!​

Sheila Malloy-Hall is the Founder of Healing 2 Grace, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the impact of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. With a mission rooted in peer support and personal development, Healing 2 Grace offers a personalized, intimate approach to healing and empowerment—born from Sheila’s own journey of survival and transformation.

 

For years, Sheila hid her truth. Raised in a home where “what happens in this house stays in this house” was the unspoken law, she learned to internalize her pain and protect herself through silence. She knows all too well what it feels like to be powerless, ashamed, broken, and voiceless.

 

But today, Sheila has reclaimed her voice—and her power.

 

With boldness and humility, she shares her story to encourage, empower, and equip others who have experienced abuse, trauma, or adversity. As a woman of deep faith, she speaks candidly about her healing journey and uses her survivor strategies to coach and train others on the path to lifelong transformation. Her dynamic message leads audiences from pain and heartbreak to a place of hope, strength, and joy.

 

Outside of her advocacy work, Sheila is a beauty enthusiast with over a decade of experience in the industry.

 

She enjoys reading, cooking, and traveling. Most importantly, she is a proud wife, mother, and grandmother—living proof that healing is not only possible, it’s

powerful!

Sheila's past speaking engagements encompass both faith-based and secular audiences, including:

NBC 4 News Washington 

WHUR -The Daily Drum; The Sighlent Storm

Radio One -The Winton Chaney Moring Show

Annual Interfaith Domestic Violence Coalition & Conference

Federally Employed Women (FEW)

Prince George's Community Television-Chats for Change 

Silent No More,  A Domestic Violence Conversation

3rd Annual Purple Bicycle Ride

33rd Annual Women’s Health Awareness Day at Ebenezer A.M.E. Church

  My Girlfriend’s Place

New Home Baptish Church Women's Ministry

 St. Stephen Baptist Church Women’s Conference

Office of State's Attorney-3rd Annual Purple Bicycle Ride for Domestic Violence Awareness

  WHUR and Verizon Presents: “Behind Closed Doors”, a domestic violence discussion with Iyanla Vanzant 

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