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In Episode 11, I am joined by Dr. C.C. Williams to discuss the importance and benefits of therapy for the busy woman. Women have always had challenging lives, but now that we are in the midst of a pandemic, our lives have become much more complex. Dr. Williams provides tips and suggestions for women, mothers, and new mothers and how therapy and exercise can improve our mental wellness.
Dr. Williams is a licensed psychologist and she also holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work. Therapeutically, her goal is to create a warm, kind and safe environment where her clients can achieve balance. Her education and experience have allowed her to work with clients experiencing difficulties in transitioning from high school, college/graduate school or a career, relationship issues, issues of identity (ethnic, sexual and professional), sexual abuse, obtaining and maintaining greater independence from parents or spouse, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, social fears, addiction, diversity, divorce, parenting, communication skills, spirituality, health & fitness and self-development.
Dr. Williams believes therapy is a wonderful addition to most everyone’s life, as it helps us get to know ourselves better, address hang-ups, make healthier and more authentic decisions and position ourselves overall, to be in better relationships and life circumstances.
Connect with Dr. Williams:
Atlantainnovativecounseling.com
drcc@ Atlantainnovativecounseling.com
Telephone: 770.293.1950
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Disclaimer: This podcast is for information purposes only. Statements and views expressed on this podcast are not medical advice. This podcast including Kristal Holmes disclaim responsibility from any possible adverse effects from the use of information contained herein. Opinions of guests are their own, and this podcast does not accept responsibility of statements made by guests. This podcast does not make any representations or warranties about guests qualifications or credibility. Individuals on this podcast may have a direct or non-direct interest in products or services referred to herein. If you think you have a medical problem, consult a licensed physician.
In Episode 10, I am joined by Sexologist, Sex Coach, Speaker and Author, Marla Renee Stewart.
Go Hard Chicks, this episode is not safe for work or for our little one’s ears. So, if you are a momma like me that likes to listen to podcasts while driving with the kids in the back seat, this episode is not the one to do so!
Now, this does not mean that you should not listen. Our sex lives are an important aspect of our wellness journey and this episode is important if you wish to improve your sex life or want to learn about how a sexologist can benefit you.
Marla Renee Stewart is a professional sexologist, intimacy/relationship/sex coach, speaker, and author. She is the owner of Velvet Lips, a sexuality education company, as well as Contract Liberation, a company focused on research for non-profit groups. As a Lecturer at Clayton State University, she teaches Sociology and Women’s and Gender Studies. As the Co-Founder of the Sex Down South Conference, Marla aims to bring diverse groups together to learn and share their experiences in the essence of being authentic and fostering sexual liberation across communities. Marla has studied human sexuality for over 19 years, has educated over 20,000 people in over 13 years, given over 400 workshops, and have served over 100 clients in her private practice, all around the world. She has had her influence in the media, as well; she has written over 200 articles, featured in over 20 magazines and books, and has been on over 30 podcasts and independent television shows. She was featured on Netflix’s Trigger Warning with Killer Mike, Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, and filmed as a sex expert for Personal Injury Court and Bad Girls Club: Atlanta. In addition, she also sits on the Boards for SPARK Reproductive Justice NOW! and the Diverse Sexualities and Research Education Institute. She co-wrote her first book, The Ultimate Guide to Seduction & Foreplay (2020) with Dr. Jessica O’Reilly and is currently writing a chapter and co-editing An Intersectional Approach to Sex Therapy, coming in 2021.
Connect with Marla:
www.velvetlipssexed.com
www.sexdownsouth.com
Instagram:
@VelvetLipsSxEd
@sdscon
@1marlastewart
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VelvetLipsSxEd
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An important part of the wellness journey for women is cultivating friendships with other women and sharing with each other. In this episode I have a girlfriend chat with Courtney Townsend, who describes herself as “a big-time lover, a believer in the power of food, a soul stirrer, a good mama, a full belly giggler, and an eternal adventurer.” We discuss everything from food, kids, coping with anxiety, and the current state of affairs in dealing with the new normal of quarantine life.
Courtney is a chef, Wellness, Lifestyle, & Wholeness Coach. Her professional ventures include a multi-course catering company, commercial acting, real estate restoration, curation of a cultural festivals and culinary stage production. Her life tenants are motivational flexibility, daily education, and phoenixing (rising and recreating oneself) which have fueled her throughout her career as a Culinary Arts Professor and an entrepreneur.
Courtney wholeheartedly believes that all transformation is possible if you start from the place of “I love myself.”
Connect with our guest:
Instagram: @Courtneys_Fixx @Courtneysfoodfixx
www.courtneysfixx.com
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Website: www.gohardchick.com
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Episode 6
In this episode I discuss creating a healthier lifestyle with Farm to Table with guest Menia Chester. Menia is a chef and educator who is dedicated to teaching people through cooking and nutrition education how to make better food choices and prevent chronic disease. She works closely with leaders throughout United States in an effort to solve issues surrounding leadership development, farming, community gardening, hunger, chronic disease prevention, food safety, nutrition education and cooking education. She is also a ServSafe food safety instructor, motivational speaker, and a certified health coach.
Menia is an accomplished baker and she makes some of the most fabulous cakes and desserts under her brand Desserts by Latrell. But, she believes in everything in moderation and although she loves her desserts she engages in frequent exercise as a runner and practices healthy eating.
Menia wholeheartedly believes that everyone should “know their food.” In this episode, Menia shares what farm to table is and how we can use the farm to table concept in sourcing healthier food for our families.
Connect with our guest:
Instagram: @dessertsbylatrell
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EPISODE 5 SHOW NOTES
In this episode, we will talk with Dr. Barbara Joy Jones and addresses the unique & powerful role that food, exercise, sleep, and stress reduction play in the function of the immune system.
Dr. Jones is a board-certified family medicine physician proficient in Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment and a sought-after medical expert correspondent on CNN and HLN. Most recently on Headline News as their Coronavirus expert. Along with practicing medicine, she serves as teaching faculty for the family medicine residency at Northside Hospital Gwinnett and enjoys motivational speaking.
Go Hard Chicks, the information in this episode is so important, not only to women, but for everyone. Dr. Jones has a wealth of knowledge and she takes us to school! I was blown away during this interview and at times I was at a loss for words. This interview really helped me take a closer look at my lifestyle and how I can make changes so that I can live a healthier and fuller life and hope this information helps you as well.
Follow Our Guest Dr. Barbara Joy Jones:
Instagram @themodeldoc
Facebook: Dr. Barbara Joy Jones
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Disclaimer: This podcast is for information purposes only. Statements and views expressed on this podcast are not medical advice. This podcast including Kristal Holmes disclaim responsibility from any possible adverse effects from the use of information contained herein. Opinions of guests are their own, and this podcast does not accept responsibility of statements made by guests. This podcast does not make any representations or warranties about guests qualifications or credibility. Individuals on this podcast may have a direct or non-direct interest in products or services referred to herein. If you think you have a medical problem, consult a licensed physician.
EPISODE 4 – The Benefits of Personal Training with Jessica “She Trains” Thomas
In this episode, I interview Jessica “She Trains” Thomas of Thomas Fitness based in the metropolitan Atlanta area. Jessica is a certified personal trainer, businesswoman, wife, and mom. In this episode, Jessica very candidly shares her fitness journey, including how she struggled with her weight and even her experience as a bikini competitor. Jessica shares how she started Thomas Fitness with her husband Markell and gives us some great information about how having a personal trainer is beneficial in assisting clients in reaching their personal fitness goals. She also shares some great tips on how to select a personal trainer.
Jessica earned her IAFS Certified Personal Training certification under direction 8x Mr. Olympia Mr. Lee Haney. She is extensively trained in sports nutrition and is passionate about nutrition and dietetics. She is dedicated to improving dietary habits and long-term health of people of all ages.
Jessica is also involved in bodybuilding competitions and she is a National Level Fitness Bikini Competitor.
In this episode Jessica discusses:
· How her fitness journey began.
· Her Prior struggles with weight.
· Obstacles encountered during her fitness journey.
· How she got involved in personal training.
· The benefits of personal training for women.
· How she got involved in bodybuilding competitions.
· Requirements to engage in personal training.
· If there are any previous fitness involvements or Physical issues, limitations, etc.
· How often should one work out and how often should they meet with a trainer.
· Do personal trainers provide nutrition advice?
· Misconceptions about personal training.
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