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On this episode of The WHOLEistic Collective podcast, I am joined by Dr. Vickie Love, a high-value etiquette coach. We discuss the importance of having a positive mindset, beginning your femininity journey at any age, and what is considered app

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Apr 14th, 2022 19m 56s

On this episode of The WHOLEistic Collective Podcast, I am joined by Soliel Lindsey, entrepreneur, model coach, wellness advocate, and more! We discuss the importance of not placing yourself in a box and healing your inner child by helping oth

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Apr 7th, 2022 16m 35s

On this inaugural episode of the podcast, I wanted to discuss my own experiences with self-care as an educator. Specifically, the importance between self-care and living out our purpose. I wanted to share how we can begin to control our narrati

Collaboration With Other Researchers As An Act Of Self-Care

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On this episode of The WHOLEistic Collective Podcast, I am joined by Leonore Okwara, the director and founder of the Association of Black Researchers. Empowering communities of their rights within the research process. The importance of finding

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The WHOLEistic Collective

Mar 28th, 2022 2m 59s

The WHOLEistic Collective hosted by Professor, Author, and Wellness Practitioner/Self-Care Consultant and Coach, Dr. Nishaun T. Battle, is a podcast for women in academia, educators, writers, and multifaceted, high achieving women with advanced

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