Joined by my special guest Julian Dunn, he and I discuss black men and mental health. We discuss some of the challenges faced by Black men in American as well as strategies to overcome the stigma surround mental health and wellness. Contact inf
Limiting beliefs lead to living a limited life. In this episode we chat about releasing things that no longer serve us and building a life that resonates with who we truly are! Enjoy.
In this weeks episode, I discuss the key steps in what I consider are most important to healing from almost anything but in my case specifically: cancer. Feel free to contact me for further discussion at [email protected]
The biopsy results are in! Facing a health crisis is challenging, in this episode I discuss useful ideas to help navigate a health crisis and what has helped me in this season of this new healing journey. Email: n
This episode discusses the second phase of my journey of healing from breast cancer. It’s biopsy time and nothing makes me more anxious than a biopsy. Books referenced include: 1. “Heal Your Body” Louise Hays. 2. “Radical
In this episode, we talk about the culprit of our sick society: metabolic syndrome. We discuss the risk factors, what causes it and how we can treat this awful and potentially deadly syndrome. Article reference: https://drhyman.com/blog/2012/01
True healing is not about pills, potions or procedures. True healing is a journey of the body, mind and soul. Let’s discuss how and why we fall short of our goal and how we can change that for the better.
Rest is essential to good health and wellness. In this episode we explore what happens when we rest, why our body needs the chance to recover and ideas to get make sure we get the rest our body needs.email: [email protected] media
In this episode, I discuss how to create your own personal care plan to achieve your health and wellness goals. Shout out to Feedspot at https://blog.feedspot.com/nursing_podcasts/ for choosing this podcast as one of its Top 15 Nursing Podcasts
In this episode, I chat about the truth of nursing during the time of COVID. Resources for this episode include “The impaired nurse: Would you know what to do if you suspected substance abuse.” Thomas, C. & Siela, D. (2011) American Nurse Today
Showing up for yourself is not easy. Society dictates that we go and do and give so much to others that as a result we oftentimes forget about ourselves. Let’s fix that once and for all! [email protected]
Let’s become our biggest cheerleader! Stopping self sabotage takes honest self talk, making a plan and sticking to it! https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/324900
2020 is the year of massive challenges and tons of changes. Join me as I discuss ways to adjust to the challenges that change tends to bring along with it. A wild ride indeed! [email protected]
In this episode, I discuss what courage means and how you build up your own courage. Other show notes: www.brenebrown.com contact info: [email protected]
This episode deals with the misperceptions of mental health. Supporting statistics gathered from NIMH, WHO and this awesome article by Tim Newman. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.medicalnewstoday.