In this deeply transparent and restorative episode of Healing for My Soul™, Dr. Dunamis Dee sits down with two returning guests—Stanley Whitfield and Kevin Booker—for a much-needed conversation about the hidden wounds that affect Black men inside the sacred space of marriage.

Part 2 of this powerful, therapeutic conversation, Dr. Dunamis Dee goes deeper into the healing journey of the Black man as it relates to sex, trauma, and transformation.

In this heartfelt and eye-opening episode of Healing for My Soul™, Dr. Dunamis Dee is joined by Kevin Booker for an honest conversation about the complex dynamics between Black fathers and their daughters—especially in the aftermath of broken relationships, divorce, and unhealed emotional wounds.

In this gripping and soul-revealing episode of Healing for My Soul™, Pastor Stanley Whitfield joins Dr. Dunamis Dee for a powerful conversation about overcoming addiction, not just as a habit, but as a deep spiritual battle rooted in pain, loss, and unspoken trauma.

In this dynamic and deeply honest episode of Healing for My Soul™, Dr. Dunamis Dee is joined by clinical psychologist Dr. Alduan Tartt for a lively, truth-filled discussion about the silent struggles Black men face—and how those unspoken battles can lead to betrayal and self-sabotage.

Dr. Dunamis Dee is joined by Dr. Garrett White for a transparent conversation about how a woman’s unhealed wounds can deeply impact the heart of a black man. Together, they confront the painful truth that when hurt goes unaddressed in women, it creates cycles of emotional damage that continue across generations. This episode challenges both men and women to dig deeper, ask the hard questions, and acknowledge their own brokenness. Healing can’t happen without awareness—and freedom starts when we dare to confront the pain.

In this episode of Healing for My Soul™ Podcast, Dr Dunamis Dee sits down with RJ Mitchell to have an honest and emotional conversation about a kind of grief that cuts to the core—the loss of a mother.

Dr. Dunamis Dee sits down with Ronald Morgan and Derrick Davis for a powerful conversation on healing the black man from past relationships when it comes to marriage, divorce, dating, and fatherhood! Many black men were taught to stay silent, to “grin and bear it”—but that silence often left them disconnected, struggling to feel joy, and tormented by loneliness.

Now engaged to women who have pursued their own healing through Dunamis Woman™, both Ronald and Derrick share how a woman's transformation inspired them to heal through love, accountability, and the safety of emotional honesty. They’ve found their voices, their purpose, and the freedom to be their authentic selves.

This episode is a reminder that when women heal, it creates space for men to do the same. And when Black men heal, they reconnect—with themselves, with love, and with a future rooted in peace.

In this soul-stirring episode Dr. Dunamis Dee opens the door to one of the hardest and most necessary conversations we need to have about the pain and emotional torment that too many black men carry in silence. In her discussion with Jack Daniels, they dig into how our black men are hurting.

It comes with responsibility, trust, and the weight of leading souls. Many strive for perfection, but true leadership isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being obedient to God. As a leader, you don’t just see what you want—you see the souls assigned to you.

In this grand finale episode of Healing for My Soul, Pastor Dee sits down with her mother, a powerful woman of God, to discuss what it truly means to be a Warrior Woman in Leadership. You’ll hear firsthand the battles, the mindset, and the unwavering faith it takes to stand strong as a leader. Leadership is not just about taking hits—it’s about learning how to take them, rise, and keep moving forward.

This episode is for women who are called to lead, those who feel the weight of their calling, and those who want to understand the heart of a true leader. Whether you’re leading in ministry, business, or your home, you must be able to stand, endure, and heal so you don’t bleed on the people you’re called to serve.

If you’ve ever questioned your strength as a leader or struggled to keep going despite the hits, this episode is for you.