The healer who built the marketplace.

Tera was not founded from the outside looking in. Cadanna Llewellyn-Peart has been a self-practitioner since her late teens — her gifts rooted in an ancestral bloodline that preceded any formal training. As a Holy Fire® Reiki Master Teacher, Womb Healer, and founder of UMMII Wellness — her own holistic wellness brand — this has never been an industry to her. It has always been a way of life. She is also an MBA-qualified consultant with international development work across FDI, public-private partnerships, and policy — spanning London, New York, and West Africa — work that has given her a depth of emotional intelligence, a global network, and a lived understanding of traditions across cultural contexts that can only come from a lifetime of immersion.

She has sat on both sides of the wellness transaction. She knows what it means to hold space for a client in transformation. She also knows what it means to watch gifted practitioners — many of them working in ancestral, indigenous, and diaspora healing traditions — remain invisible to the clients who need them most.

The global wellness industry is worth $6.3 trillion. It has no dominant marketplace. And the platforms that exist were built for a narrow slice of it — Western, urban, already-resourced. The most potent healing traditions on earth are the least discoverable.

Tera is her answer to that. Not as a corporate mission statement, but as someone who has lived this industry from the inside — who knows that the practitioner in Lagos, the womb healer in London, and the ancestral ceremony facilitator in Kingston all deserve the same reach as a Shoreditch yoga studio.

Every feature on this platform reflects that belief. For Cadanna, this has never been an industry. It has always been a way of life. Tera was not built from ambition. It was built from belonging.