DR. SABRINA D. BLACK
Counselor, Speaker, Coach, Author, and Global humanitarian.
I work with individuals, couples, families, churches, and corporations, offering practical guidance, biblical wisdom, and emotional support to those navigating real-life struggles—grief, trauma, relationships, burnout, leadership pressure, and the everyday weight of life.
It’s NOT Okay
$25.00
Buy 4, Get 1 Free — Holiday Bundle
‘Tis the season to give the gift that truly matters—hope, help, and healing.
It’s NOT Okay: How We Respond to People Who Are Grieving is more than a book; it’s a ministry tool, a comfort companion, and a practical guide for anyone walking through sorrow or supporting someone who is. In a season when empty chairs at the table feel heavier and memories hit a little harder, this book gives language, compassion, and wisdom to navigate grief with grace.
Why Buy Multiple Copies?
Because someone you know is hurting—and someone they know is hurting too.
This is the perfect time to:
Bless grieving families with a resource that brings comfort and clarity
Equip ministry leaders, caregivers, and counselors with practical tools
Encourage friends who don’t know what to say or how to help
Start meaningful conversations that bring healing instead of harm
Offer your church or small group a shared guide for walking alongside others
When you give this book, you are giving presence. You are giving compassion. You are giving hope.
Holiday Bundle: Buy 4, Get 1 FREE!
Stock up for Christmas, New Year care packages, ministry baskets, and acts of kindness that will outlast the season.
For volume discounts on 20 copies or more, call our office directly at 313-201-6286.
Let’s spread healing—one heart, one home, one book at a time.
Just in time for the holidays!
It’s NOT Okay has arrived—bringing hope, help, and healing to every heart. In "It’s NOT Okay: How We Respond to People Who Are Grieving," Dr. Sabrina Black confronts the painful realities of how friends, family, coworkers, and even church communities often handle grief. Too often, well-intentioned words wound, silence isolates, and avoidance deepens the ache.
This book helps us see what’s not okay—and shows us how to make it right. With honesty, empathy, and biblical wisdom, Dr. Black equips both the grieving and those who support them to walk together toward healing. Through practical insights, faith-based exercises, and Scripture, she guides readers to respond with love, truth, and compassion. No one should walk through grief alone.
This holiday, give the book that walks with them.
Get your copies of
”It’s NOT Okay“
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THE NEW YEAR BUNDLE
Can Two Walk Together?
$35.00
Find spiritual balance in your marriage. Many Christians are in spiritually unbalanced marriages, desperate for someone to minister to them in their unique place. These are wonderful tools to provide those in unequally yoked relationships with hope and help in dealing with disappointment, hurts, and heartaches. Sabrina Black brings her counseling expertise to bear on this difficult subject, assisting couples with creating and maintaining a vibrant, growing relationship despite their differences. The Can Two Walk Together Book and Bible Study set is an excellent tool to help couples put offered guidance into practice.
Call me today at 313-201-6286 or fill this form out for a free 5-10 minute consultation and to schedule a confidential appointment. No one should suffer in silence or have to carry their burdens alone. Let me join you on your journey towards mental wellness and wholeness. I have been providing Hope, help, and healing for over 25 years. I am available to walk with you during your season of change. This can be your time of transition and transformation.
Watch this video to learn how you can Live Right Now!
Women who are looking for answers to questions they may be embarrassed to ask about life issues and everyday living can find help with Dr. Sabrina!
Men who desire hope and help with their relationships will also gain insight into a woman’s world. This resource will help you learn about some of the struggles women encounter and how to help them move past the pain.
