Memphis Podcast

"Unlocking Financial Success with Kiee Gipson: Business and Personal Credit Specialist on Fat Head TV presented by Memphis Podcast"

Check out Kiee Gipson his website now : www.richsecretsuniversity.com Reach him on all social media at Kiee Gipson Description: Prepare to embark on a financial transformation journey as Fat Head TV, in partnership with Memphis Podcast, brings you an exclusive interview with Kiee Gipson, a true guru in the world of credit.

Join us as we dive deep into the world of business and personal credit, and learn the essential strategies to secure your financial future. Kiee Gipson, the Business and Personal Credit Specialist, has made it his mission to guide individuals and entrepreneurs towards credit mastery. In this episode, she generously shares her knowledge, unveiling the secrets to improving your credit score, expanding your financial horizons, and seizing opportunities that can elevate your life.

Discover how to navigate the often complex world of credit, and watch as Kiee simplifies the process, providing you with actionable steps to take charge of your financial well-being.

Join us on Fat Head TV for an enlightening, empowering conversation with Kiee Gipson. This is your chance to gain the insights and strategies needed to build a solid foundation for your financial future. Subscribe now to stay informed and get ready for more compelling content from Memphis Podcast!

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Welcome to Fat Head TV – The Hottest Hangout with Host Cash Money and Rapper-Comedian Cash Out Nardo!

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Welcome to the first episode of the CAP( Cultivate, Accumulate, Prosper) Podcast! in honor of Valentine’s Day being this month we each discuss 3 things that are important to us in a romantic relationship and/or friendship.

Erica Jackson

www.eph6productions.com

Instagram: ephesians6productions

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/ephesians6pro/?mibextid=5zvaxg for Facebook to stay updated on upcoming book

Jerry Davis

www.reallifeu.blogspot.com

Chamel Jackson

Website: www.breakingitdowncj.com

Instagram: @girlforgetallthat

Healing Black Trauma with Black Therapist with Kelli Harris

Host: Montoyia McGowan, LCSW Memphis, TN, and in the tristate area

www.stoppingthechase.com

Guest: Kelli Harris (LPC-MHSP, ACS, Level II EMDR Trained)

Host: Montoyia McGowan, LCSW Memphis, TN, and in the tristate area www.stoppingthechase.com

Guest: Dr. NaRicia Futrell (DSW, LCSW), full-time licensed clinical social worker

in the states of Tennessee, Arkansas, and Texas.

Owner and director of:

Gihon Counseling Solutions, Inc. 4646 Poplar Ave. Suite 325 Memphis, TN 38117 (901) 209-5381

Website: https://www.gihoncounselingsolutions.com/chiropractic

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@yofavoriteslightlyhoodther9623

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gihoncounseling

Instagram: @GihonCounseling

Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/naricia-futrell-memphis-tn/240751

Introduction

Welcome to the Bougie Black Therapists Podcast where we give licensed clinicians permission to be bold, be authentic, competent, and true to themselves while in private practice.

In today’s Bougie Episode, we discuss the topic of cultivating a private practice as a Black therapist with Montoyia McGowan and guest Dr. NaRicia Futrell, two of the top Black therapists in the field.

Therapy is becoming something more people of color want to invest in; however it's challenging to find someone that people of color can relate to. 80% of the therapeutic process is dependent upon how comfortable the client feels around the therapist. The remaining 20% is what was taught in school.

“Therapist Statistics & Facts: How Many are There in 2022?”, Zauderer, Steven, November 13, 2022, https://www.crossrivertherapy.com/.

Topics:

• Representation in Psychotherapy

• Time Management

• Agency vs. Private Practice

• Sharing Personal Experiences with Clients

• Setting Boundaries as a Therapist

• Self-Care Practices

• Exchange of Energy

• Brainspotting

Conclusion:

Some therapists choose not to share their personal experiences during sessions, while others may share their perspective with a client on what a more healed version of them could possibly look like. There is no set way to help clients figure out life blueprints work for them but being human during sessions allows a healthy exchange of energy that helps clients of color relate to therapists of color in a beneficial way.

Website: www.StoppingTheChase.com

Facebook: Stopping the Chase

Instagram: @stoppingthechase

Podcast: Bougie Black Therapist

YouTube: Bougie Black Therapist

Turning your pain into a passion. Montoyia McGowan ft. Chad Rhodes, Bianca McMillian & Jamel Tate. Season 2:

Episode 3 Facebook: Chad Rhodes SR. IG: Chadthecreator Facebook: Three Diamonds Production YouTube:3 Diamonds Productions

Bianca TheActress Mcmillian IG:Bianca TheActress Mcmillian All other social media: Bianca Mcmillian

Jamel Tate “JS” Facebook: jamel.tate

Guest

Tammy Groves-Thornton, owner, and founder of TGT Art, a boutique Art Studio that caters to Art Design, Photography, and Paint Parties.

Facebook: Tammy Groves Thornton

Instagram: @IamTGTArt

Host a Paint Party or book Private Sessions: TGT Art Parties on Facebook

Introduction

Are you somewhere in the grieving process after the loss of a relationship, loved one, friendship, or perhaps a job? Feeling like you’re never going to get your mojo back? In this Episode of The Bougie Black Therapist Podcast, Guest Tammy Groves Thornton joins the conversation to discuss how art can speed up the healing process after heartache.

A recent study indicated there was a 71% decrease in feelings of anxiety and 73% decrease in feelings of depression for evaluated art participants. Stopping the Chase helps clients who struggle with depression and anxiety understand that these issues are caused by a disconnect between the body and the brain because the brain can go forward, backward, and present, but our bodies can only do one. When there's a disconnect between our thoughts and our feelings, it can throw us into a state of turmoil on a regular basis.

Topics

• Definition of Depression

• Definition of Anxiety

• Art Can Help with Depression and Anxiety

• Art Can Help People Reconnect with Joy

• Art Can Help When Dealing with Matters of the Heart

• Art is Healing and Healing is a Process

• Sometimes Painful Experiences are Necessary to the Healing Process

• Start Off Small and Make Time for Creativity

Conclusion

The process of creating connects us to what is divine in us. It is a special connection we have to The Creator because The Creator created us. Our thoughts are energy, and energy never dies, so it’s important that we give our thoughts a place to go to keep them from ruminating and getting stuck in the vibration of us. Art is an excellent way to heal and give our thoughts energy.

The Bougie Black Therapist Podcast gives entrepreneurs and other clinicians and service providers the space and the conversations to be their authentic selves while figuring out what works for them.

Subscribe to the Stopping the Chase Newsletter, purchase merch, or schedule a Consultation:

Visit www.StoppingTheChase.com

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Definition of Depression When a person is excessively worried about the past to the point to where it affects them and their ability to be in the present.

Definition of Anxiety When a person is excessively worried about the future to the point where it keeps them from being in the present.

Healing is a Process

The more steps that are taken, the more momentum increases the more opportunities unfold.

Sometimes Painful Experiences are Necessary to the process. you've got to basically destroy everything that was before so whatever's new can emerge

Brief summary of episode: In this episode, Courtney Settle joins the conversation to discuss The Season of Loneliness and Finding Ways to Work Through the Loneliness of The Wintertime Blues.

Some people have difficulty acknowledging loneliness because they think they are perceived as weak or unable to get their needs met. We are human and therefore wired for connection with others. After living through a period of social distancing recently, many people found themselves feeling more alone than ever.

Loneliness effects on health: Loneliness kills. It cultivates depression and can lead to health issues and premature death. Studies suggest there is an association between loneliness and cardiovascular disease and mortality.

About Guest Courtney Settle Barber for 14 years and Owner of The Experience Barbershop

Pastor of One Worship for 10 Years https://www.facebook.com/1WorshipNow

Topic #1 Loneliness is an emotion we feel when we feel disconnected. Topic #2 Loneliness can represent a desire to be attached to something or someone. Topic #3 Ways to Work Through Loneliness

Be proactive and Intentional About Your Connections, Avoid Desperation Energy, Make Plan to Make Plans

Take a Chance:

Create a Routine for Yourself, Create an Anchor in Connection, Learn to be in the, Present Moment

Guard Your Peace

CONCLUSION It’s important that we figure out what our love language is, and what our companion’s love language is, or we risk becoming two lonely parties in a relationship. Having the courage to let people know we need to feel seen, heard and be valued is what makes us feel connected.

Where the name Stopping the Chase comes from: We chase people, places, and things that we think will make us happy, but the things that make us happy must be cultivated from the inside out. Stopping the Chase helps people sort through complex emotions and figure out what they’ve been chasing and equips them with useful tools to work through them.

List of resources, suggested materials, affiliate links, and social media:

Stopping the Chase Website: www.stoppingthechase.com

Facebook: Stopping the Chase

Instagram: @stoppingthechase

Podcast: Bougie Black Therapist

Youtube: Bougie Black Therapist

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ORIGINAL WAYS TO WORK THROUGH LONLINESS BEFORE I STRIPPED THEM DOWN:

Be proactive and intentional about your connections Make it a point to check in with friends. Loneliness happens over a period and can creep up on us, especially with the holidays approaching.

Avoid Desperation Energy: It's ok to desire a relationship, just don't allow a Season or to dictate decisions you make.

Make Plan to Make Plans: Make plans and invite people out. Initiate contact sometimes.

Take a Chance: Everybody wants to be chased, but nobody wants to be the chaser. Have the courage to reach out and let someone know you are available and/or interested in them.

Create a routine for yourself: Consider joining a gym, church or other meet up groups that meet or involve regular activities.

Create an anchor in connection: Create a connection where you talk to someone every on a certain day of the week.

Learn how to be in the present moment: Allow yourself to be in a funk when you realize you're in a funk. The feelings should be able to move through you.