Silent Symptoms: Black Mental Health Podcast

Silent Symptoms S2 E8: Gaslighting: A form of psychological manipulation Mar 03, 2021

Gaslighting: A form of psychological manipulation psychological manipulation This is stemmed from a movie called "Gaslight" that came in 1994. It is a psychological thriller about a woman that was psychosocially manipulated by her husband. In this episode, I discuss what gaslighting is, how to recognize overcome, and heal from it. It is commonly done by people that have narcassistic personality disorder or anti-social personality disorder. Have you experienced gaslighting? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms S2 E7: Ending Toxic Relationships That Cause Anxiety Feb 24, 2021

On this episode we discuss ending toxic relationships that cause anxiety. This topic was suggested by one of my listeners. This specifically talks about how to end relationships that cause anxiety and how to move forward. It is easy to get caught into a matrix of toxic behavior and left feeling anxious, if you have experienced this, you need to listen to this. We have to normalize the fact that we have all been toxic relationship and friendship that we should have left in the dust. I provide suggestions on how to move forward in your unique situation. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms S2 E6: Black Men Need Therapy Feb 17, 2021

On this episode I discuss black men therapy. I share the importance of why black men need to engage in therapy in order to improve themselves and their family dynamics. There is a long history of black men having the perception of not feeling anything and it has created a toxic cycle that needs to end soon. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms S2 E5: How To Deal With Microaggressions Feb 09, 2021

On this episode, I discuss the impact of microaggressions in the workplace and the real world. I give examples of some of the microaggressions that I have experienced and some that have been normalized. There are 4 options on how to address microaggressions: Discern, Disarm, Defy, and Decide. I explain how each of these can be used when someone displays microaggressive behavior. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms S2 E4: Improving Finances to Improve Mental Health Feb 02, 2021

On this episode @moneybossmama and I discuss finances. She shares how to start your financial journey from a small income to achieve your financial goals. There is no one way to get to your debt free journey but it all starts with mindset. We talk about the effects of finances on mental health and how to move past that create that narrative you're look for! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms S2 E3: Mindful Parenting ft. Khia Glover Jan 26, 2021

In this episode Khia and I discuss mindful parenting. This is an important topic because often times, children feel forgotten or unheard by their parents. We discuss the importance of parenting, trauma, and forming a positive relationship with your children. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms Podcast S2 E2: Relationship Goals Jan 19, 2021

On this episode, I have a special guest who happens to be my husband @noallimit. We wanted to share the importance of having your own relationship goals and setting your own rules for your relationship. We chat about when we met and how our relationship evolved. We kept it really light hearted while sharing the importance of communication and learning your partner. Make sure you like, share, and subscribe. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms S2 E1: Cheers to Season 2 Jan 12, 2021

In this episode, I give an update about what's been going on in my life and what to expect during this season. I briefly speak about the effects of the global pandemic and how to cope with the uncertainties of the world. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E37: How To Heal From A Heartbreak Feb 12, 2020

On this episode, Tracie Pinock, LMFT, shared how to heal from a heartbreak effectively. She also shared her story on she overcame a difficult break up. We had great dialogue that I know will be helpful for both men and women struggling about the next steps after a heartbreak. Tune in to hear amazing content. . --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E36: What Is Social Anxiety? Dec 25, 2019

On this episode I discuss what social anxiety is and the signs and symptoms. This was inspired by the doubt of #SummerWalker having social anxiety. Sometimes people on social media forget that they are not mental health professionals and they can't tell someone what social anxiety should look like. Social anxiety manifests itself in variety of settings and doesn't look the same for everyone. Tune in to get more information about social anxiety. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E35: My Story: How To Set Goals and Achieve Them Dec 11, 2019

On this episode, I discuss my goals and how I achieved them. The story begins when I moved to the US and I share my valleys and peaks of how I got to where I am right now. I also discuss how to effectively set your goals and how to achieve them in your own timeline. Success is whatever you say it is! Take a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E34: You Might Have Generalized Anxiety Disorder Dec 03, 2019

On this episode I discuss the criteria of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and how to properly dealwith it. There are different types of anxiety that people experience and GAD is the most common one. It is a severe, ongoing anxiety that interferes with daily activities that can occur at any age. GAD manifests itself in different ways. There may be times when your worries don't completely consume you, but you still feel anxious even when there's no apparent reason. Listen to the podcast to get an understanding on how you might have GAD. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E33: Beating the Holiday Depression and Anxiety Nov 26, 2019

In this episode, I discuss how to beat holiday depression and anxiety. Holidays for most people are associated with family fun, celebrations, and happiness. While others are lonely, grieving, depressed, or full of anxiety. This is the best time to set intentions for the holiday season. You may have lost a loved one, be estranged from family, or are anxious about the financial responsibilities that come with the holiday season. I discuss how to get through this difficult time. Take a listen! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E32: Narcissistic Personality Disorder Nov 19, 2019

Narcissistic Personality Disorder is defined as comprising a pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior), a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts. This is the definition used by the DSM 5. Individuals commonly mislabel others as narcissists. In this episode I explain the criteria of NPD and how to deal with some that has been diagnosed. This was a request by a listener. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E31: Back From Podcast Hiatus Nov 14, 2019

Silent Symptoms Podcast is back like never before. In this podcast, I discuss why I took a hiatus from the podcast. As I stated before, breaks are necessary for critical reflection. Have you ever felt like you needed a break from something you loved? Part of my hiatus was to build my private practice so it can coincide with the podcast. Silent Symptoms is my baby, I didn't want to spread myself thin through life changes so I needed a break to create room for other areas of growth. I break down what I was doing during my break and what I learned throughout the process.⁠ #SilentSymptomsPodcast #BlackMentalHealth #SocialMediaCleanse --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E30: How The Media Affect Mental Health And Perceptions ft. Dominican Republic Aug 31, 2019

On this episode, I was inspired by my recent trip to the Dominican Republic and the media coverage. At the beginning of the year, the American media went public about American people dying allegedly because of the alcohol but there was never a formal investigation done. When I decided to go the DR, people were outraged and concerned about me potentially going into a death trap. I was not worried because I had done my research about the DR and the tourism. Do you know that the DR has one of the lowest death rates in tourism? The point I willing be making is that, of times, we let the news and social media affect us mentally before doing any research. We repost articles without verification and we internalize unnecessary fear. I dive into why we shouldn't let the media dictate how we live. Take a listen! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E29: Misconceptions Of Black People and Therapy Aug 16, 2019

On this episode, I talk about the misconceptions of black people and therapy. This episode was a heart to heart to the black community about therapy. I discuss how resilient we are as a community which can cause failure to thrive because we feel as though we have it all figured out. We go to the doctor when we are physically sick, why can't we got to a therapist when we're mental and spiritually in demise? This platform was created to make us aware that therapy does not mean failure. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E28: Resolving Childhood Trauma |Healing Trauma Aug 07, 2019

On this episode, I discuss how to resolve childhood trauma effectively. Although there are complex issues that are involved in how trauma is inflicted, it begins with a choice. Sometimes the hardest part is making the conscious choice to heal. In order for the healing to take place, one must acknowledge that there are issues that stem from childhood. Take a listen! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E27: Maternal Mental Health ft. Keisha Reaves Jul 17, 2019

On this episode I have Keshia Reaves. She a Licensed Practical Counselor and she specializes in Maternal Mental Health. We talked about maternal health in the black community and what that looks like. Black women are four times likely to experience pregnancy related death than white women. This may be alarming for some but this is a reality that black women and that's why we also discussed the importance of self advocacy. The conversation had a lot of variations like post partum depression and her brand, Push Thru for the mama. @pushthrubox. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E26: The Importance of Sisterhood Jun 18, 2019

In this episode I discuss the importance of sisterhood. Sisterhood is extremely important because we all need someone to lean on whether it's family or friends. We need to encourage one another and hold each other accountable in every aspect. We are conditioned to compete with each other but we have to know that there's room for ALL of us, we can all win. It takes a village and that village is a sisterhood. Take a listen to hear the in depth analysis of being sisters! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E25: Projecting Colorism Onto Children Jun 11, 2019

On this episode, I discuss colorism again because of a YouTube clip that went viral on Facebook. A popular YouTube couple shared the birth of their daughter but the main focus was how "dark she is going to be" and the disappointment of not having "pretty eyes" by mother and father. Often times, parents project colorism on their children which sets the standard of how their children will perceive themselves as adults. Although the couple reports they aren't colorist, evidence says otherwise. "If a child is born with dark skin and learns that dark skin is not valued by her peers, community, or society, she may develop feelings of shame. This is especially true if the child is unaware of colorism’s historical roots and lacks friends and family members who shun skin color bias. Without an understanding of racism and classism, it’s difficult for a child to understand that no one’s skin color is innately good or bad." Nittle, Nadra Kareem. (2019, March 3). Why the Effects of Colorism Are So Damaging. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E24: Mother's Day and Unspoken Hurt May 17, 2019

On this episode, I discuss the adverse effects mother's day can have when on some families. Mother's day has been idolized in our society and has failed to acknowledge the mother's and daughters that hurt. This is usually a joyous time for some families that want to celebrate mothers and mother figures to show their appreciation. I discuss reasons why Mother's day may be difficult and how to provide support to those who hurt. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E23: Children Have A Voice Too May 10, 2019

On this episode I discuss the importance of allowing children to have a voice. Children are often told to be seen and not heard and their voices are invalidated. They are only allowed to speak when we give them the platform and that can potentially diminish their ability to communicate effectively. Children have to feel empowered in order for them to learn how to properly communicate and self advocate. Teaching children to have informed opinions can be helpful in their self actualization and need to allow children the freedom to express their personal perspective. Children need to learn how to share an opinion not only with what they say but how they say it. This all begins in the home. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E22: The Effects of Social Media on Mental Health May 01, 2019

On this episode I discuss the effects of social media on mental health. The number of social media platforms used and how often they are used is related to mental health. A recent study found that the more social media platforms an individual uses, the more likely they are to have symptoms of depression and anxiety, regardless of overall time spent on social media. Social media does have benefits, enabling people to enhance their communication skills and social connections. Social media sites and apps allow individuals to make new friends, exchange ideas and pictures, develop new interests, or build business brands. Limitations on how to use social media and the amount of time spent may reduces symptoms of depression, anxiety, and self esteem. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E21: What Happens in Our Home Stays in Our Home: Caribbean/Black Households & the T Apr 24, 2019

On this episode, I have Dr. Davis @kuhltuhveyting_kantshes_kors @thecalleddr_d and we discuss: What Happens in Our Home Stays in Our Home: Caribbean/Black Households & the Trauma Within Them. This interview was enlightening and refreshing as we discuss the most common factor in the black community, keeping everything within the household to protect the family dynamic. Although this may be widely practiced, there are traumas associated within keeping quiet about traumatic events within the homes. We talk about the difference between healthy sharing and unhealthy sharing, trauma caused by silencing family members, and how to break the vicious cycle of this rule. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E20: Violence in the Black Community |Nipsey Hussle Apr 09, 2019

In the episode I discuss the community violence in the black community and the affects it has on our mental health. I elaborated the effect that Nipsey Hussle's death had on the black community and why it cut so deep. This man was influential and a gem. Ermias Joseph Asghedom, known professionally as Nipsey Hussle, was an African American rapper, songwriter, entrepreneur, and community activist from Los Angeles, California. A man that embodied what the black community should be by investing in real estate, focusing on ownership, how to circulate the black dollar, bringing awareness to the culture, and giving back to our communities. What an honor to exist in his time and grateful to him for showing that the outer body doesn't always represent the inner. We have to value those who bring VALUE to our lives. There is room for all of us, we should not allow jealousy and envy to cloud our judgment which leads to violence. Let's keep his legacy moving by sharing our knowledge with others and support one another. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E19: Are You Toxic? |5 Toxic Traits |Letting Go Of Toxic Behavior Apr 02, 2019

In this episode I discuss 5 toxic traits and how to deal with people who are toxic and if we are toxic, how to get help. I know we've all dealt with individuals in our lives and didn't know how to recognize the signs and were confused about where to begin. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------‐--‐---------------‐‐---------------------------- CONNECT WITH ME -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------‐--‐---------------‐‐---------------------------- Instagram: @silentsymptomspodcast http://www.instagram.com/silentsymptomspodcast Facebook: Silentsymptomspodcast PURCHASE MERCHANDISE: https://teespring.com/stores/melanated-and-mindful-merch Video and Edits: Lesly O'Connor https://www.leslyanno.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E18: Being Alone Apr 02, 2019

In this episode, I discuss the importance of being alone and finding serenity it. We live in an era of relationship goals and taking time to self reflect and to do things alone isn't talked about enough. In order to be in a relationship, we have to seek validation within ourselves and that's done by embracing singleness. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------‐--‐---------------‐‐---------------------------- CONNECT WITH ME -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------‐--‐---------------‐‐---------------------------- Instagram: @silentsymptomspodcast http://www.instagram.com/silentsymptomspodcast Facebook: Silentsymptomspodcast PURCHASE MERCHANDISE: https://teespring.com/stores/melanated-and-mindful-merch Video and Edits: Lesly O'Connor https://www.leslyanno.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E17: Know Your Worth Mar 19, 2019

This episode highlights knowing your worth and not settling for less in relationships and friendships. The primary focus is to us to take care of ourselves first then give ourselves to others. If our cup is empty, we can't give anything to others and it's vital that we're full. I also talk about letting go of toxic relationships and mastering loving ourselves. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E16: Millennial Therapists and Self Care Mar 12, 2019

On this episode, Tameika Cheek, and I highlight what it means to be a millennial therapist and the importance of self care. We go as far as sharing self care tips for therapists and clients so we can live a fulfilling life so we can prevent burnouts. We live in a millennial time and we are sharing what it looks like to go against the grain and being innovative in our respective fields. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E15: Colorism In The Black Community Mar 05, 2019

In this episode I discuss what colorism is and how it has affected the black community. Research has linked colorism to dark skinned individuals receiving longer prison terms, reduced job prospects, negative perceptions of their attitude, signficantly less incomes, and lower marriage rates. This has a significant impact on mental health and learning how to embrace the skin we're in (from light skinned to dark skinned) can help combat that. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E14: Jussie Smollett News | We Shouldn't Be So Quick To Save or Cancel People Feb 26, 2019

This episode highlights the allegations about Jussie Smollett experiencing a hate crime. I share my point of view about how we're quick to save people without evidence and cancel them when we don't have evidence either. Social media has such a large influence on individuals and we lack the ability to do our own research before forming an opinion. I express the lack of empathy we have for individuals who may be going through emotional turmoil, we just look at things at face value. I discuss how the Chicago PD has not released tangible evidence to the public but we've already called Jussie Smollett a liar based on hearsay. Research and reading are fundamental so we can make well informed opinions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E13: Dysthymia: High Functioning Depression Part 2 Feb 19, 2019

In this episode, I discuss self care techniques and ways to combat high functioning depression while building the courage to see a professional. Seeing a professional is always number 1 but often times courage needs to be built in order to see a professional, self care and emotional regulation is needed in between sessions, and knowing that others have these feelings is comforting. In the DSM, it is called Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia). This type of depression can be difficult to detect in oneself and even more difficult in others. In most cases, individuals are struggling internally but appear to be "fine" to the outside world. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E12: Dysthymia: High Functioning Depression Feb 12, 2019

This highlights the signs and symptoms of high functioning depression and the importance of seeking help from a professional. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E11: What is Imposter Syndrome? Feb 05, 2019

Have you ever heard of the Imposter Syndrome? The Imposter Syndrome is the psychological pattern of doubting your accomplishments and feeling like you are fraudulent even though you have earned your accolades. It is not directly connected to depression, anxiety, or self-esteem. This phenomenon is in a league if its own and not an official DSM diagnosis. Have you ever felt like a fraud? Feeling like you're "faking it until you make it?"You don't deserve recognition? All while you are a master in your own right and have earned your accomplishments? You just might have the Imposter Syndrome! Tune in to find out! CONNECT WITH ME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram: @silentsymptomspodcast http://www.instagram.com/silentsymptomspodcast Facebook: Silentsymptomspodcast Video and Edits: Lesly O'Connor https://www.leslyanno.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E10: Pregnancy and Infant Loss ft. Dr. Tiffanie Williams Jan 29, 2019

This episode highlights pregnancy and infant loss with Dr. Tiffanie Williams. She provides insight from a clinical and personal perspective. We discuss grief, creating a circle of support, therapy, and much more. Approximately a million pregnancies yearly in the United States end in early pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or the death of the newborn child. 1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss and yet, we don't hear people sharing their stories as often as they should. This would help create dialogue and assist those suffering in silence. Shame and guilt is often associated with pregnancy and infant loss and you know what mamas?! It is not your fault and in most cases, they couldn't have been anything you could've done differently! CONNECT WITH ME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram: @silentsymptomspodcast http://www.instagram.com/silentsymptomspodcast Facebook: Silentsymptomspodcast CONNECT WITH DR. TIFFANIE L. WILLIAMS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram: masterpeacecounselingservices http://www.instagram.com/masterpeacecounselingservices Facebook: Master Peace Counseling Services Website: www.masterpeacecounselingservices.com Instagram: liamlivesfoundationinc http://www.instagram.com/liamlivesfoundationinc Website: www.liamlivesfoundationinc.org --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E9: Mental Health Awareness ft. Fenton Reese Jan 22, 2019

This episode highlights mental health from an interesting perspective. We discuss children and adults being affected by mental health, signs of mental health, and the myth that if you see a professional that you don't have faith. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E8: Healing Through Words | #SurvivingRKelly ft Mbokodo Mantras Jan 15, 2019

This episode features Babalwa aka Mbokodo Mantras to discuss healing through words, growing up in South Africa and stigmas of Mental Health, surviving being perpetrated against, and the need for change in the black community when it comes to sexual abuse. In this video you will hear birds chirping since we are in our element and natural environment. South Africa is gorgeous and I wanted you all to see it 💕 #SurvivingRKelly --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E7: Engaging in Therapy For First Timers Jan 09, 2019

This episode highlights what needs to be known for therapy first timers so that the process is easy and efficient. It runs through the process of how to find a therapist, what to ask during the consultation call, tips to avoid being anxious, etc. This helps reduce anxiety since the thought of therapy is already scary for most people. Instagram: @silentsymptomspodcast http://www.instagram.com/silentsymptomspodcast Facebook: Silentsymptomspodcas --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E6: 5 Tips On How To Have A Successful 2019 Jan 01, 2019

This episode highlights how to get a fresh and successful start in 2019. Tips on setting S.M.A.R.T. GOALS, living a healthy lifestyle mentally and physically, decluttering your life, and much more! CONNECT WITH ME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram: @silentsymptomspodcast http://www.instagram.com/silentsymptomspodcast Facebook: Silentsymptomspodcast Video and Edits: Lesly O'Connor https://www.leslyanno.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E5: Brown Girls: Death By Suicide Dec 18, 2018

This episode has been inspired by # McKenzie Adams. If you haven't tuned in, Google her name to get up to speed. On this episode, it highlights bullying, looking for signs of distress, and tolerance. Little brown girls have been dying by suicide at an exponential rate and it has gone unmentioned. This year alone, there have been over 4 stories that have made national headlines of them hanging themselves. Imagine those stories that haven't been brought to light. Watch and listen to gain awareness. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E4: Dwight Howard: Homophobia and Transphobia Dec 12, 2018

This episode highlights Homophobia and Transphobia in the black community. We speak about the allegations against Dwight Howard and how he was treated. We don't know of these allegations are true or false, at this time. We used his situation as an example of how we have low tolerance for homosexuality. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E3: Unresolved Childhood Trauma and Intimate Relationships Dec 02, 2018

Childhood Trauma and Relationships | The effects of unresolved childhood trauma on intimate relationships | This episode features Shena Tubbs, M.MFT, LPC, CSAT- Candidate who provides insight into the topic. CONNECT WITH ME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram: @silentsymptomspodcast http://www.instagram.com/silentsymptomspodcast Facebook: Silentsymptomspodcast CONNECT WITH SHENA TUBBS ----------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.shenatubbs.com Instragram: @shenatubbs http://www.instagram.com/shenatubbs Instagram: @blackgirlsheal_ http://www.instagram.com/blackgirlsheal_ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E2: Angry Black Woman Syndrome ft. Melissa Ifill Oct 17, 2018

This episode addresses the negative connotation about the "Angry Black Woman" narrative. It highlights the confusion of being expressive vs being angry. We also speak about Cardi B and Serena Williams and their choices of expression. It features Melissa Ifill, LCSW based in New York. Reach her @melissaifill and melissaifill.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms E1: From Patient To Passion ft. Brook N. Campbell Sep 25, 2018

This episode features Brook N. Campbell and she sheds light on how she went from being a patient to having a passion as a mental health advocate. We discuss her experiences as a patient and how to navigate mental health issues in the black community. She participates in the Austin Urban league and NAMI. Link to NAMI: https://www.namiwalks.org/participant/BrookNCampbell Follow her IG: @harmonymentalhealth Blog: https://www.mentalharmony.info --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

Silent Symptoms: Black Mental Health Podcast Sep 04, 2018

Introduction about why the podcast was started and why black mental health deserves recognition. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/SilentSymptomsPodcast/support

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