Cr8ing Spaces with Jazmine

Jazmine Colin was born and raised in New Orleans, LA. She moved to Austin, TX to work in the Technology industry after graduating from Howard University in 2017 with a degree in Supply Chain Management. Listen to this episode to hear about Jazmine’s journey from college life to the corporate world and the importance of building generational wealth.

After losing her daughter Teal in 2012, Suzanne Falter discovered the healing power of self-care. Suzanne Falter is a writer, podcaster and essayist whose work has been featured in SELF, O, More, Tiny Buddha and The New York Times. She is the host of The Self-Care for Extremely Busy Women and Back to Happy podcasts, and has been heard widely on podcasts and radio including Coast to Coast AM. She’s the author of multiple self-help titles including The Extremely Busy Woman’s Guide to Self-Care (Sourcebooks). Learn more at www.suzannefalter.com

Kennedy Rose is currently a law student at Southern University Law Center. In 2018, she graduated in Mass Communication, concentrating in Public Relations with a minor in Business Administration from her beloved LSU. She is currently a full time law student and a part time law clerk at a personal injury law firm. One may wonder why she would have a media company? The answer is simple: although she has a brain full of logic and reads laws all day, she still has a deep love for all things media, public relations, marketing, branding and communications. When Kennedy first started law school she dreamed of creating a never before seen firm that would handle a client's life legally and socially. Although she shied away from her dream for some time, she believes in faith over fear and knows that she can have all the desires of her heart because WITH GOD, ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE. Matthew 19:26.

Bianca graduated from Mississippi State University with a degree in Chemical Engineering. She immediately started working full-time in the oil and gas industry while pursuing a Masters in Business Administration part-time. In addition to school and engineering, Bianca also act as coordinator for a minority network in her corporation. Between juggling work and school, Bianca finds a way to use her platform for advocacy in the workplace.

Jahquishia is a bold and determined woman, who is finding her way. She is a College Recruiter who loves motivating/helping others and being heavily involved within the community. Life may have thrown her a few curveballs, but she persevered and will continue to look towards greatness and growth as she steps out on faith to start her new side hustle!

Shaterrica Maloney is a licensed professional counselor from Monroe, Louisiana. Her professional work has primarily been focused on children and adolescents with psychiatric mental health concerns. However, Shaterrica works with a wide array of clients. Shaterrica is also currently pursuing her PhD in Developmental Psychology at Walden University. Along with being a LPC, Shaterrica is a spoken word artist and has released 4 spoken word projects. Please connect with Shaterrica on her social media platforms!

Kaylon Forward is the true definition of what it means to be resilient. She shares her story on verbal abuse and how healing is a process. Kaylon’s healing journey is familiar to many of us who have experienced similar situations.

Andress Stanley is passionate about mental health and emotional resiliency. She started her mental healthcare journey in college when she felt like she hit rock bottom. Andress turned to therapy to help her understand and express her emotions and feelings. Since then, Andress has been attending therapy to guide her throughout her life journey. Listen to Andress's story to learn how therapy has opened her mind to the way she sees the world and herself.

Charity is a poet who uses words, cadences, and melody as an instrument of therapy for herself and other. This podcast is a conversation about the power that poetry/writing has had on her life and what kind of power it can have in your healing proces.

Hey Ladies! Welcome to my podcast, cr8ing spaces. In this podcast episode, I will open up and give you the tea about my life and why I started CR8 Spaces. You will hear where my mental health traumas rooted from and how I am overcoming my fears.