About
Meet the Founder
Brianna Holland is a visionary wellness leader, public health strategist, trained childbirth and postpartum doula, and the founder of Be Well Women’s Wellness Collective—a community-rooted wellness business dedicated to nurturing the healing, growth, and joy of women and families.
With more than a decade of experience in public health, health education, and behavior change, Brianna holds nationally recognized credentials as a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) and Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC). She earned her bachelor’s from Spelman College and completed a Master of Public Health in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Brianna’s career spans maternal health, public health, and enterprise-level healthcare strategy. She has partnered with international agencies, federal and state institutions, academic centers, healthcare systems, and nonprofits to lead public health surveillance projects and deliver technical support, capacity building, program design, and comprehensive evaluation. Her mission as a public health practitioner is rooted in equity and transformation—providing communities with the tools, knowledge, and support to thrive.
Through Be Well, Brianna bridges systems-level insight with culturally aligned, spiritually grounded care. She creates sacred, life-affirming spaces where women engage in wellness practices that foster movement, restorative care, community connection, and personal coaching and professional advising. From community wellness-centered initiatives to transformative retreats, her work centers the fullness of Black womanhood with integrity and intention.
Her work is grounded in the belief that wellness is ours to hold—it’s how we return to ourselves, nurture our health, and build communities of deep care.
Brianna’s leadership is guided by spiritual practice, divine energy, and ancestral truth. She is passionate about helping women reimagine what it means to be whole—and equipping them with the tools, care, and community to walk in that truth.