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#006 - Nisha Bowman - The Weaver
TW: This episode discusses childhood trauma as well as the topics of grief and loss.
This week on the Non-Linear Healing pod, Courtney interviews Nisha Bowman, a neurodivergent death doula and palliative care social worker. With an extensive personal and generational trauma history, as well as multiple mental health disorders, she has worked hard to heal and become a version of herself that she can love.
Follow Nisha:
Twitter: @reelirishdancer
TikTok: @naoisecherille
LinkedIn: Tanisha Bowman, MSW, LSW, APHSW-C, NEDA Proficient.
Follow Courtney:
IG: @CourtneyBrookeLSW
FB: Courtney Kubovcik
This podcast is designed to provide educational information for the purposes of personal growth and healing. Listening to this podcast is NOT a replacement for seeking mental health treatment. Please reach out to a local professional if you are struggling with your mental health. Dial 988 (USA) in the event of a psychiatric emergency.
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By Courtney BrookeTW: This episode discusses childhood trauma as well as the topics of grief and loss.
This week on the Non-Linear Healing pod, Courtney interviews Nisha Bowman, a neurodivergent death doula and palliative care social worker. With an extensive personal and generational trauma history, as well as multiple mental health disorders, she has worked hard to heal and become a version of herself that she can love.
Follow Nisha:
Twitter: @reelirishdancer
TikTok: @naoisecherille
LinkedIn: Tanisha Bowman, MSW, LSW, APHSW-C, NEDA Proficient.
Follow Courtney:
IG: @CourtneyBrookeLSW
FB: Courtney Kubovcik
This podcast is designed to provide educational information for the purposes of personal growth and healing. Listening to this podcast is NOT a replacement for seeking mental health treatment. Please reach out to a local professional if you are struggling with your mental health. Dial 988 (USA) in the event of a psychiatric emergency.