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Black Girls Have Anxiety Too

Black Girls Have Anxiety Too

Ashley Noz 81 episodes Latest Mar 4, 2024

Come join us as we strip away the taboo of talking about mental health and anxiety. Hear from mental health professionals, organizations and black women sharing their experiences as we break down the complexities and explore ways to heal and support each other. Tune in, stay for a while and heal.

Episodes

Episode 081: The Night I Passed Out In The Club (Part 1) ft. Latoya D. Mar 4, 2024 01:24:42 LaToya De'Shaun joins host, Ashley Noz to talk about how living with chronic pain and fibroids has affected her life. From developing social anxiety, people pleasing and trying to create healthy family boundaries, LaToya shares the ups and downs of her journey. We also discuss how traveling was a part of her healing and how she found community all the way across the world in Botswana. -------
Episode 080: PsychoHairapy ft. Dr. Afiya Feb 22, 2024 00:52:21 Host, Ashley Noz, kicks off the first episode of the Black Beauty Series with an insightful conversation with Dr. Afiya Mbilishaka, Founder of PsychoHairapy. She dives into the connection between mental health and hair in the Black community. Dr. Afiya shares how the origin of "PyschoHairapy" and emphasizes the importance of community in hair and beauty spaces and the unique opportunity
Episode 079: Red Flags, Green Flags & The Rubberband Effect ft. Beaonca Ward Feb 15, 2024 01:14:22 In this episode, Ashley Noz invites Dating Coach, Beaonca Ward back to the pod to discuss navigating the early stages of dating and provide tips for recognizing red and green flags. They also talk about the role of conflict in relationships and how to manage it effectively. Beaonca breaks down the concepts of emotional maturity, authenticity, and compatibility in dating. We get into compatibility,
Episode 078: Celebrating Black Trailblazers In Mental Health Feb 10, 2024 00:33:14 In this episode, host Ashley Noz pays homage to two Black trailblazers and their unique contributions to the field of mental health for Black History Month . The first is Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller, the first Black psychiatrist in the United States, who made significant contributions to the study of Alzheimer's disease. The second pioneer is Bibi Moore Campbell, an author, spokeperson for the N
Episode 077: 20 Years Without Tears ft. Aaron Johnson Feb 3, 2024 00:53:18 In this convo, Ashley Noz (host) and Aaron Johnson, Founder of Grief To Action, discuss the benefits of consensual, platonic touch and the impact it has on the nervous system. Aaron explains what touch plans are and how they can help release surpassed anger as well as the potential positive effects of touch on sleep, anxiety, depression, and dismantling trauma stories. Aaron shares his personal ex
Episode 076: Breathing, Body Scans, and Twerking ft. Rebecca Nunez Jan 23, 2024 01:10:18 Host, Ashley Noz sits down with Rebecca Nunez again to dive deeper into at-home techniques for somatic healing, from breathwork to sensory stimulation. But first, they reflected on their Content Brunch in New York, their love for music and the random shenanigans that can happen on a night out in the city! Rebecca introduces the practice of body scanning to identify and release tension and the sign
Episode 075: Coming Out, Switching Careers & Being The "Only One" ft. Earnie Jan 16, 2024 01:04:51 In this episode, Ashley G is joined by Earnie Williams, also known as Coach E. They discuss personality assessments and team dynamics and explore the topic of generalized anxiety disorder. Coach E shares her personal experiences with anxiety and coming out to her family. The episode concludes with a discussion on therapy and healing. In this conversation, Coach Earnie W discusses the importance of
Episode 074: The Anxiety Free Dietician ft. Dekeira Horne Jan 9, 2024 01:11:46 The anxious girls link up! Host, Ashley Noz sits down with the Anxious It Gworl herself, Dekeira Horne! Dekeira shares what inspired her to become a Dietician and how she educates people about where anxiety and food intersect! We discuss vitamins and minerals that can decrease your anxiety and what foods may be making your anxiety worse. --Podcast Guest: Dekeira Horne, Registered Dietitian &
Episode 073: A Look Back at 2023 ft. Chid from BWDIK Dec 31, 2023 01:14:46 🔔This special crossover episode features host, Ashley Noz and (drumroll please…🥁) Chid from the “But What Do I Know” podcast! The 2 podcast hosts reflect on their favorite pop culture moments of the year, their personal accomplishments and how life was lifing all 2023! They also get into what they have learned about themselves, their attachment styles, and their own mental health this year and th
Episode 072: Anxiety Check-In, S.A.D. and My Season of Rest Dec 1, 2023 00:38:21 Hey y’all, it's just me and you today! This is a anxiety check-in episode. We tap in to see where we’re feeling mentally and how anxiety is showing up in our lives. I share why Pranayama breathing is a new tool in my anxiety toolbox. I share some advice from my therapist about the importance of rest and do a refresher on S.A.D. (Seasonal Affective Disorder) is and how it shows up during the Wi
Episode 071: Functional Psychiatric Medicine ft. Tiffany Smith Nov 7, 2023 01:01:53 Today, host, Ashley, chats with Dr. Tiffany Smith about what it means to be a Functional Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and the unique holistic ways that she approaches mental health with her patients. --Podcast Guest: Dr. Tiffany Smith, Functional Psychiatric Nurse PractitionerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.tiffanymsmith Website: https://www.afnpsych.com/PPD --Follow BGHA2 to stay up t
Episode 070: Getting To My Enough ft. Dr. Marie Brown Mercadel Nov 4, 2023 01:01:04 *Trigger Warning: discussions of child abuse and childhood trauma Today, we sit down with Author, Dr. Marie Brown Mercadel, to discuss her journey through self-healing after a tumultuous and traumatic childhood. Dr. Marie shares the power of forgiveness, overcoming shame and how to move from being a victim to becoming a survivor. We learn about the community work that Dr. Marie is doing and how s

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