
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


This week, Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam debunk misconceptions about vulnerability, highlighting its link to authentic human connections and personal growth. They share personal stories and their expert insights in order to uncover how embracing vulnerability can lead to stronger relationships and increased emotional well-being. By shedding light on the psychological benefits, they reveal how vulnerability fosters self-awareness, acceptance, and resilience.
This week’s listener letter takes us back to our episode on shooting your shot — how do you stay motivated to try again after you missed your shot? Tune in to hear Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam’s homegirl advice.
Links:
DM us your questions on Instagram or email us at [email protected]
This week, Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam dive into an often-overlooked topic, high-functioning depression, which is usually dismissed because of its elusive nature. Have you ever felt off or found yourself stuck in a low mood and don’t know why? Tune in this week to gain some insight on how to recognize those feelings and ways to work through them.
This week’s listener letter, Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam circled back and revisit Episode 4's themes and explore a thought-provoking angle on being the dependable figure for others. They offer guidance to a listener grappling with ways to support an older sibling who is struggling with feeling undervalued and overlooked for assistance.
Links:
DM us your questions on Instagram or email us at [email protected]21. Are You Your Best Self?
This week, Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam talk about the topic of heartbreak and grief that we experience with different breakup, and focus on the breakups that are often overlooked. From the shock of losing a friend or even being the friend that is cut off, to the slow process of healing, they explore the ups and downs of navigating life after any bond is broken and offer recommendations on how to grieve that loss.
This week's listener letter raised the common question about the various roles of doctors in your healing journey. Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam shed light on the collaboration between different clinicians who work together to improve your mental health. As Dr. Pam put it, “I’m the talk lady, not the pill lady.” Tune in to your homegirls as they break down the important roles of these professionals, helping you understand how they can support you on your path to healing.
Links:
DM us your questions on Instagram or email us at [email protected]
This week, Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam explore the role of "the go-to person" in relationships and its profound impacts. They discuss the allure and validation it brings, but also shed light on the potential downsides, as the constant responsibility and pressure to help others can take a toll on mental and emotional well-being. Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam wrap things up with tips on how to recognize if you or someone you know has taken on this role and offer practical strategies for maintaining a healthy and balanced connection with others.
This week's listener letter delves into the recent hot topic of romantic partners and reasonable expectations. Would you blast your partner on social media for something they wore? Should your partner have a say in how you choose to leave the house? Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam weigh in on the complexities of these dynamics and give their advice as a friend, who happens to be a therapist.
Links:
DM us your questions on Instagram or email us at [email protected]
This week, Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam explore the multifaceted dimensions of Blackness, from culture to identity and representation and its impact on one's mental health. This week's conversation aims to foster understanding, compassion, and appreciation for the rich diversity within the Black community, challenging stereotypes and celebrating its inherent strength.
Links:
DM us your questions on Instagram or email us at [email protected]
This week, Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam delve into the topic of setting boundaries as therapists when it comes to their personal relationships. They discuss the potential challenges and risks that can arise from blurring the lines between personal and professional. If you ever wondered why your therapist friends are always referring you to someone else, you'll know exactly why that is after tuning in to this episode.
This week's listener letter, the topic shifts to setting boundaries with family members and finding the courage to stand in one's truth and promote personal growth. Dr. Janai and Dr. Pam weigh in as a friend, who happens to be a therapist.
Links:
DM us your questions on Instagram or email us at [email protected]
Welcome to the Season 2 premiere of the Hues To Healing Podcast! This week you'll meet Dr. Pam, our new co-host joining Dr. Janai. Together, they explore the concept "Shooting Yo' Shot" and discuss the transformative power of taking chances on oneself, while offering strategies to overcome blocks that often hinder us.
We also answer our very first listener letter and discuss how to separate the stresses of work from our relationships at home. And Dr. Pam leads us into a new segment of a weekly mental health resource or recommendation from our hosts, who are your homegirls who happen ot be therapists.
Links:
DM us your questions on Instagram or email us at [email protected]
Dr. Janai and Raven discuss the reality that sometimes, despite our best efforts, we just don't click with our therapist. Or maybe our circumstances have changed, and we need a therapist with a different expertise or approach. Whatever the reason, breaking up with your therapist can be a daunting task. Tune in to learn how to recognize when it's time to break up with your therapist, how to have an honest conversation with them, and how to find a new therapist that's a better fit.
Link:
Dr. Janai and Raven discuss the growing trend of self-diagnosing mental health conditions on social media and the potential dangers of doing so. While social media has become a hub for sharing mental health information and resources, it has also led to a rise in self-diagnosis by individuals resonating with a catchy post or graphic. Not only does self-diagnosing lead to a lack of accountability and responsibility, it can also create a dangerous environment where misinformation about mental health and treatment options thrives. Dr. Janai and Raven reveal when and how to seek professional help, rather than solely relying on social media feeds and influencers.
Link:
Dr. Janai and Raven explore the complexities of codependency, from its definition and common signs to strategies for healthy resolution. Gain insight into how to identify codependency in your relationships and take steps to foster positive, uplifting connections. By bringing co-dependency into the open and understanding its effects, you can start moving towards healthier, more fulfilling relationships.
Link:
From the publisher's feed