Dr. Kimberly: Tea and Therapy

Join Dr. Kimberly for this brief segment as she kicks off 2021. As a bonus, Dr. Kimberly adds a Buddhist teaching "Beginning Anew" to the end of the episode. 

Tea and Therapy moves to Noon EST January 23rd.  On-line schedule:

January 23rd; Dr. Sharesa McCray: Mother-Daughter Dyads

February 27th: Kristin Tenuta, LMFT Brain Spotting

March 27th: Dr. Kimberly: Self and intersectionality

April 24th: Dr. April Krowel Ph.D. HSPP: Dementia

Available Now: Sips of Tea: A Journal for self-reflection: http://teaandtherapy.info/SipsOfTea

Shop Tea and Therapy: www.teaandtherapy.net

Join two social scientists as they discuss Martin Luther King's 1967 speech to the American Psychological Association.  During this speech, Dr. King urged Social scientists to "tell it like it" in regards to issues related to Civil Rights movements and challenges in society.  

During this episode, Dr. Kimberly is joined by Hallie M. Williams Sr.  Hallie is a Master's level Clinical psychotherapist in St. Paul Minnesota.  He is the President and Executive Director of Squared Away Youth (A nonprofit Cooperation in Minnesota) and Vice President at NASAP: North American Society of Adlerian Psychology.  

These two social scientists spend an hour discussing personal and professional thoughts related to Dr. King's speech, components of Adlerian theory, and the connection between social scientists and social justice.  

To Contact Hallie, please email [email protected]

Join Dr. Kimberly on Saturday, November 28th at 10 am as she continues the discussion and presentation on Social Justice and thoughts post-election https://bit.ly/359bIQr

Tea and therapy podcast and community events are donation-based events.  You may listen and attend for free, donations received this month will benefit the Poor people campaign in Indiana.  https://www.poorpeoplescampaign.org/committee/indiana/

To Donate to Tea and Therapy: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/TeaAndTherapy

During this podcast episode, Dr. Kimberly welcomes Chanelle Lawson, Ph.D and Dr. Sharesa McCray as they discuss Mother-Daughter relationships and Domestic Violence Awareness month.   

Dr. McCray will be joining Dr. Kimberly on October 24 at 10 am. for a Tea and Therapy fourth Saturday presentation. “Emotional and Sexual communication patterns  between African American Mother-Daughter Dyad” https://bit.ly/3hhRyb3 

To contact Dr. Sharesa McCray: [email protected]

For more information on Chanelle Lawson visit: https://www.offerahandup.com/  

Upcoming events with Chanelle Lawson: 

Domestic Violence Awareness Summitt

https://pivotandthrive.app.virtualsummits.com/

Substance Art for the Soul Event

https://fb.me/e/1Dd51OESQ

Dr. Kimberly’s Tea and Therapy: Race as a social construct: How black do you like your tea? Welcome to the July Podcast for Tea and Therapy. This month Dr. Kimberly is joined by members of the community in an open discussion on Race and Community. While Tea and Therapy is dedicated to decreasing the stigma of mental health and decreasing access to mental health care for communities, this episode was created as a result of tragic situations and subsequent protests that occurred throughout America and other countries in May 2020. Those events added to the spark of century-old conversations and possible solutions regarding racial distress. This podcast brings forth a variety of discussions and hopefully the start of individual and community healing.

Dr. Kimberly’s guests for this podcast are Brandi Bennett, Danielle Gilmore, George Middleton, and Kendra Wilcox.                                                           

Brandi Bennett is the CEO of Go Off Sis, LLC a branding, marketing, and social platform that focuses on the empowerment and achievements of Women in all aspects of life. A lifestyle brand specializing in the edification of women to “Go Off” and take their dreams and aspirations to the next level. https://www.instagram.com/gooffsis_/ 

Danielle Gilmore is a speaker, facilitator, and wellness activist. Her commitment to community has allowed her to travel across the US and Canada promoting mindfulness and holistic health. Danielle is the founder of Activated Activists, an organization focused on equipping leaders with the tools they need to lead from a self-knowledgeable capacity. This offering is informed by her Masters in Organizational Leadership and development, and ten years of experience in community-focused wellness; she believes in holistic support for activists and change makers. Danielle’s desire to cultivate awareness and sustainable change is what fuels her continued commitment to doing the work. 

George Middleton is the CEO of George Middleton Consulting LLC. GM Consulting is a consulting-based entity whose mission is to provide human services guidance and direction in support of alignment of organizational missions with client advocacy needs. https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-middleton-506a8145/ 

Kendra Wilcox is a nurse, facilitator, and activist working in Indianapolis. She organizes with Indy SURJ (Showing Up For Racial Justice) to mobilize white people to dismantle White Supremacy in accountability with, Indy10 Black Lives Matter, IUYA, and the American Indian Movement Chapter of Indiana and Kentucky. 

Part two of Race as a social construct, the Tea and therapy on-line workshop will be July 25th, 2020. At 9:00 am (TIME CORRECTED FROM THAT STATED IN PODCAST) Be sure to join in. During this time, Dr. Kimberly will provide a brief PowerPoint related to race and psychology.  You all are invited to attend and be part of this conversation. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0td-yppj8qHNZ8NAtAh651Yyye4r7Io9Hm