Chase Moore

Chase is a school psychologist, educator, and cultural advocate working at the intersection of spirituality, psychology, and liberation. As the founder of Pan African Wellness, he has dedicated his career to developing frameworks that bridge anciet wisdom with contemporary practice, centering mental liberation and spiritual literacy rooted in West African traditions.

With extensive experience in special-education assessment and intervention, Chase collaborates with students, families, and communities to create pathways to healing that honor cultural sovereignty rather than reinforce colonial dependencies. His work challenges Western psychology's claim to authority over human consciousness, advocating instead for spirit-first worldviews grounded in internal authority and ancestral guidance.

Informed by Yoruba spiritual traditions-especially the concept of Ori, or divine consciousness-Chase developed the Seven Layers of Self framework, offering movement-based and spiritually informed approaches to mental wellness that extend beyond conventional therapeutic models.

A husband, father, and cultural protector, Chase views his life's work as the pursuit of decolonization and sovereignty. He helps individuals recognize psychology as political technology and reclaim their birthright to discernment, self-trust, and authentic healing.

Umoja Rising: Decolonizing the Seven Layers of Self represents the culmination of his research, practice, and spiritual study-an invitation to step into true liberation and divine authority.