Black Mental Health: Understanding and Confronting Microagressions in the Workplace By Dr. Shaniqua Lesesne, LISW-CP Picture By Upsplash
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We all, at some point in our professional careers, have encountered acts of microaggression directed toward us. In these moments we must make the decision of, "Do I confront this and address it head on?", or "Do I keep silent as to not appear as the aggressive party?" For some people this decision is a ..read more
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Honoring Mother Africa: Returning Home By Chelsea Glover-Jordan, LCSW Picture By Canva
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3w ago
I want to share my most recent experiences. I recently returned from Morocco on the beautiful continent of Africa. Although, not intentionally considering the time frame, I do not think that it was by accident that I was able to make this trek during the month of February. This was my first time, but it ..read more
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Who TF Did She Marry? ReesaTeesa and Legion: 7 Reasons Why We Miss Red Flags In Relationships By: Hope Venetta, LCMHCA, NCC
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1M ago
In the rhythm of our relationships, we often encounter what we call “red flags” – those signs that something might not be quite right. Yet, despite our instincts or the advice of those close to us, many of us find ourselves brushing these signals aside, sometimes to our own detriment. But why does this happen ..read more
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Mental Health Providers: Who Are They and What Do They Do? Written By Amber Creamer, LPCC Picture By Canva
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2M ago
There are several different types of providers that fall under the umbrella of “mental health provider,” but they differ by focus and specialty. Nonetheless, it can be difficult to understand what these providers do and how they help people. Being able to understand the scope of practice of the different types of providers can help ..read more
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Navigating Mental Health: Essential Directories for Finding Black Therapists Written By Reynelda Jones, LCSW Picture By Canva
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2M ago
One of the challenges I frequently hear from many of my clients, particularly those who identify as African American, is the difficulty in finding a therapist who truly represents their culture. Representation encompasses a wide range of aspects including spirituality, nationality, beliefs, and more. As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s crucial to ensure that ..read more
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[Self]-Love and Valentine’s Day By Chelsea Glover-Jordan, LCSW
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2M ago
As we approach what seems to be a superficial holiday, it can become very apparent to some that this time marked by the media plastering images of love and tangible tokens of appreciation, can also be met with triggered thoughts and anxiety. According to the all too convenient Google, “Valentine’s Day is a festival to ..read more
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Is “Mom Guilt” A Thing For You? By Chelsea Glover-Jordan, LCSW
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3M ago
There’s nothing like the mom guilt you may experience and if the universe is being extra generous, the guilt you bestow on yourself compared to how others make you feel guilty, can darn near take you out. You will have these very raw and authentic thoughts and emotions. Unfiltered and seemingly presenting themselves at the ..read more
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Going Back to Get It The Art Of Mindfulness By Stephanie Barbee, MSW, LCSW
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3M ago
When I think about my Grandmother, I think about the small town she lived in. I think about how much of my family still lives in this town of fewer than 200 people. I think about how limiting that must have been for her and how my mother’s low chance of survival at birth resulted ..read more
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