There is no easy way to say it. Sometimes that apology will never come. Laqwanda let's us know how she has navigated this in the past and shares ways we might be able to move forward without hearing the words I'm Sorry. 

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This episode Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley sits down with Fawna Asfaw, BA CSUD to discuss Sobriety & Black Women. You can watch the video at www.HealingBlackWomen.com

 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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This week's episode Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley sits down with us and shares how she has navigated disappointments in the past.  

Connect with Laqwanda on Instagram, Youtube, & Facebook @Laqwanda

With over 17 years of experience in the field of mental health, Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley is the Executive Director/Chief Program & Strategy Officer for Healing Black Women, Inc She is a Reiki Master, Certified Life Coach, and holds a Master of Science in Social Work. She has served in positions such as Coordinator of Diverse Students’ Mental Health and Wellness for a university, Director of Outreach for the national office of Mental Health America, Therapist, and on the Board of Directors for NAMI Northern Virginia as well as RPSV, Inc. She is an established public speaker/mental health advocate and has collaborated with organizations such as Human Rights Campaign and Eventbrite. She utilizes her personal experiences as a suicide attempt survivor and individual who manages Bipolar I Disorder and PTSD to promote mental & holistic wellness. 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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This week's episode Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley explains how a personal experience helped her work through a period of hating herself. 

Connect with Laqwanda on Instagram, Youtube, & Facebook @Laqwanda

With over 17 years of experience in the field of mental health, Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley is the Executive Director/Chief Program & Strategy Officer for Healing Black Women, Inc She is a Reiki Master, Certified Life Coach, and holds a Master of Science in Social Work. She has served in positions such as Coordinator of Diverse Students’ Mental Health and Wellness for a university, Director of Outreach for the national office of Mental Health America, Therapist, and on the Board of Directors for NAMI Northern Virginia as well as RPSV, Inc. She is an established public speaker/mental health advocate and has collaborated with organizations such as Human Rights Campaign and Eventbrite. She utilizes her personal experiences as a suicide attempt survivor and individual who manages Bipolar I Disorder and PTSD to promote mental & holistic wellness. 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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This week's our Episode Host Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley focuses on what happens when you are depressed and questioning your life's journey. 

Find Laqwanda on Instagram, Youtube, or Facebook using @Laqwanda 

With over 17 years of experience in the field of mental health, Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley is the Executive Director/Chief Program & Strategy Officer for Healing Black Women, Inc She is a Reiki Master, Certified Life Coach, and holds a Master of Science in Social Work. She has served in positions such as Coordinator of Diverse Students’ Mental Health and Wellness for a university, Director of Outreach for the national office of Mental Health America, Therapist, and on the Board of Directors for NAMI Northern Virginia as well as RPSV, Inc. She is an established public speaker/mental health advocate and has collaborated with organizations such as Human Rights Campaign and Eventbrite. She utilizes her personal experiences as a suicide attempt survivor and individual who manages Bipolar I Disorder and PTSD to promote mental & holistic wellness. 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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This week our Episode Host MoLove J. Simmons is discussing "The Process of Healing" and how to heal when its hard.  

Find MoLove J. Simmons on Instagram @molovemadeit

MoLove is an Educator, Entrepreneur, Advocate, MoLove spends her life working to help others become who they want to be with small steps in achieving their greatness. She was born an Artist and became an educator by destiny. She created her first business at the age of 10 by using both natural born skills. She continues to growth her entrepreneurships under the umbrella of MoLoveMadeIt LLC. MoLove holds a Master’s of Strategic Communications. 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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This week's Podcast Host Tamika Beck is sharing how gratitude practice has impacted her life and the change that takes place.  You can find Tamika on Instagram @that.mika.major


Tamika Major is a Certified Life Coach, Accredited Mediation 
Practitioner, and Small Business Owner of Momentz by Mika and Mika Major Media.  My entire existence was devastated by the sudden passing of my older sister. The grief and darkness that I encountered changed my life in so many ways. As a Healer, I use my stories of hurt, loss, and growth as tools of empowerment. My passion is to teach others who are living under the heaviness of illness, grief, and fear, the life-changing benefits of choosing to heal.

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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In this episode, our Executive Director Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley is asking what is it that you want this year. We are thinking beyond resolutions, goals, and  affirmations. 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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We are talking about the women who inspire us and why its so important to support each other. Joining us are Mirralle Bennett, MHRM, Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley, LMSW, Zaria Newbill, BA and Shelia King, AA 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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This episode is a part of Healing Black Women's "Her Mental Health Comes First" campaign in honor of Mental Illness Awareness week. This month our hosts Laqwanda, Sarie, and Mikeya discuss how challenging and necessary it can be to learn and establish limits. In addition, we touch on how to avoid sacrificing yourself. You can read the personal experiences of why Healing Black Women family puts their mental health first on Instagram and Facebook @HealingBlackWomen You can also watch panel discussions and read helpful articles at www.HealingBlackWomen.com  

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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