Paigean Jones embodies the ethos of Audre Lorde's wisdom, believing that "caring for yourself is not selfish." This principle guides her approach as a licensed psychotherapist, registered yoga teacher, and certified perinatal mental health provider. In her practice, Paigean emphasizes the importance of self-care, recognizing it as an essential foundation for personal growth and resilience. Her commitment to holistic well-being extends beyond her professional endeavors, shaping her dedication to guiding individuals toward self-discovery and healing while advocating for the value of self-care in every aspect of life.

 Currently engaged in doctoral studies in Social Work at Howard University, Paigean delves deeply into exploring mindfulness experiences among Black women during the perinatal period. Illustrated through her dissertation, titled "Nothing Without Intention: A Phenomenological Study on Black Women’s Experience with Mindfulness During the Perinatal Period," her dedication shines in addressing critical mental health facets within marginalized communities.

Paigean's diverse academic background highlights her commitment to exploring societal intricacies comprehensively. Her research interests span various crucial areas, including mindfulness, maternal health disparities, gendered racism, and the mental well-being of Black women.

Paigean seamlessly integrates her academic pursuits with her professional endeavors. As the owner of Look Aligned, she specializes in holistic, mindfulness-centered psychotherapy, harmonizing traditional talk therapy with mindfulness-based approaches. Furthermore, she brings extensive teaching experience, having instructed courses in social work and related disciplines, nurturing an environment that values mental wellness and societal understanding.

Her dedication to multifaceted research projects and teaching experiences underscores her adaptability and unwavering commitment to advancing mental health practices across diverse settings.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Paigean actively engages in community service, serving as a coach for Girls on The Run and contributing her expertise to organizations like the Georgia Perinatal Mental Health Taskforce. Her embodiment of Audre Lorde's principle of self-care not being selfish is evident in her commitment to guiding individuals toward self-discovery and healing while advocating for the importance of self-care in promoting overall well-being.