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Ep. 17 Video: Couples and Parenting Advice
Read more: Ep. 17 Video: Couples and Parenting AdviceI am sharing the YouTube video of my interview with Dr. Santira Streeter Corbitt with you here. This conversation was centered on the premise of looking back on our experiences in order to inform and direct our future experiences. Moving towards the future requires just that, movement. Not staying comfortable and certainly, not staying stuck. […]
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Reflections: Black Love, Black Genius and the Power of Sankofa
Read more: Reflections: Black Love, Black Genius and the Power of SankofaIn episode 17 of MTM, Dr. Satira Streeter Corbitt (“Dr. Satira”). Dr. Satira talks about her journey to supporting the love, genius and wellbeing of families through her practice, Ascensions Psychological Services, Inc. She also shares parenting tips and advice for couples.
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7 QUESTIONS: Your Mental Health Continuum
Read more: 7 QUESTIONS: Your Mental Health ContinuumI think we can agree that we have all lived through something. Regardless of the emotional weight of the experience/experiences, Life is a very patient teacher and has a way of calling on all of us regardless of our roles in society. As a way to think through Life’s Lessons as they relate to our mental health and wellbeing, I would love for you to take some time to think through my 7 Questions. Click below to read more…
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Poem: Love’s Shores
Read more: Poem: Love’s ShoresEnjoy this excerpt from my forthcoming book “Emancipation Papers”: Love has a swag all its own. Love says “I am with you. You are not alone when I Am here.” Love says “No matter what may come, only I can withstand time, space and circumstance. Come. Take a chance and walk these shores with me.”
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Reflections: Endings, Beginnings and Gentleness
Read more: Reflections: Endings, Beginnings and GentlenessWhether we are talking about endings/beginnings related to a job/project, health or relationships; endings and beginnings require our attention. However with the constant distractions, we may not give the proper time to acknowledge, celebrate, or mourn situations that end, begin or that we expect to happen but do not.
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