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Ep. 1 - A Learned Silence/A Learned Suffering
In this episode, we dive a little into how I ended up doing chakra work and a bit about my marriage.
A learned silence/suffering is about how one can learn to suffer because of the traumas a person has experienced. We have all been in a place where we have felt helpless, and more of us have been helpless and continue to operate from that space because of our surroundings. You will also hear about how asking for help plays into learned silence/suffering.
The cover art featured for this episode is a representation of allowing yourself to use your voice. This art piece was created by your host Te'. The original art piece will be on silent auction where the proceeds will be given to an organization of Te's choice. Please visit https://givebutter.com/c/dearte to bid on this artwork.
Prints will be available for sell on her website.
*Please contact call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or dial 911.
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By Te' YoungbloodIn this episode, we dive a little into how I ended up doing chakra work and a bit about my marriage.
A learned silence/suffering is about how one can learn to suffer because of the traumas a person has experienced. We have all been in a place where we have felt helpless, and more of us have been helpless and continue to operate from that space because of our surroundings. You will also hear about how asking for help plays into learned silence/suffering.
The cover art featured for this episode is a representation of allowing yourself to use your voice. This art piece was created by your host Te'. The original art piece will be on silent auction where the proceeds will be given to an organization of Te's choice. Please visit https://givebutter.com/c/dearte to bid on this artwork.
Prints will be available for sell on her website.
*Please contact call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or dial 911.