Dr. P will be joined by Dr. Ajita Robinson to discuss grief and trauma during the holiday season and ways to deal with those emotions in a healthy way.

Join Dr. P as she talks with industry leaders, culture and style influencers, and change makers as they spill the tea on everything from mental health, self-love, to being a Modern Black Woman.

This week, Dr. P will be speaking with Dr. Racine Henry to discuss mental health + Black relationships and why couples and individuals should invest in therapy to build better relationships with others.

For the August episode of Spillin' The Tea, Dr. Plummer sits down with Dr. Michelle Ross to discuss all things Cannabis and psychedelics, and how they can positively affect our mental health. Dr. Ross, who is the founder of Infused Health, and a neuroscientist who studies addiction, educated viewers on the benefits of cannabis/CBD consumption, treatments, and its positive effects on mental health. Featuring products from CBD wellness brand Ladykind such as theirRise Up & Wind Down, the two women really get into the science and health benefits of certain psychedelic drugs and all they have to offer.

Dr. Michele Ross:
www.drmicheleross.com
Instagram: @drmicheleross
Twitter: @drmicheleross

While celebration is always in abundance during the month of June, @onyxtherapygroup's Dr. Plummer, wants to also make sure that we're having all the Pride conversations to help those that may still be struggling with accepting themselves, or having a hard time coming out to friends or family. In honor of Pride Month the latest "Spillin’ The Tea w/ Dr. P" episode aired last Monday, June 21st and was a special Pride edition featuring DC journalist and creative, Bailey Vogt!

Discussing their sexuality and each of their own personal stories of "coming out," Dr. Plummer and Bailey talked "all sorts of gay stuff!" like how to build families outside of your own family, what Pride means to them, and even moments in their lives that changed their perspectives on themselves and made them realize who they really are.

Dr. Plummer sits down with the Financial Fairy Godmother - Jessica Brown, CEO of College Gurl and the President of the College Gurl Foundation, to talk about her book "How to Pay for College When You're Broke." They discuss the struggles of applying and paying college, especially as a POC, using positive affirmations to help your children, and how Ms. Brown is launching successful businesses like College Gurl and the College Gurl Foundation to help support students all over the nation.

Jessica Brown:
www.collegegurl.com
www.collegegurlfoundation.org
Instagram: @collegegurljb
FB and Linkedin: Jessica Brown

This month we're Spillin' the Tea with LaJoy Plans CEO/ Founder Melva LaJoy Jones, as she shares her powerful story and journey to healing as a survivor of sexual assault and domestic violence. With April being Sexual Assault Awareness month,  Melva is joining Dr. LaNail R. Plummer as they discuss Melva's newly penned op-ed piece, how therapy has played a crucial role in Melva's healing, and how she's partnering with organizations like RAINN to support survivors throughout the year.

Melva LaJoy Jones:
www.lajoyplans.com
Instagram: @belajoyful
FB and Linkedin: Melva LaJoy Jones and LaJoy Plans

As March is Criminal Justice Reform month, Dr. P had the opportunity to chat with the inspirational Marcus Bullock, CEO/Founder of Flikshop, an innovative photo-sharing app to help keep families connected to their loved ones while they're incarcerated. They discuss Marcus' youth and his own time behind bars as a teen, being intentional with your words, and how he is launching successful businesses like Flikshop and Flikshop Angels to help support our returning citizens.

Marcus Bullock:
www.flikshop.com
www.flikshopangels.com
Instagram: @_Marcus_bullock
FB and Linkedin: Flikshop

To celebrate Black History Month, Dr. P invited friends & colleagues Torrence Swain, Ariel E Neal (Leira Knows Cocktails and Events), and Tracie Franklin (Uncle Nearest, Inc.), to February's Spillin' the Tea to breakdown the history of Black people in the beverage industry, and showcase the art and science behind making a great cocktail!

Onyx Therapy Group/Dr. Plummer
@onyxtherapygroup
@mahoganysunshine

Ariel Neal: 
Instagram: @LeiraKnowsCocktails 
Linkedin: Leira Knows Cocktails and Events  

Tracie Franklin: 
IG, Linkedin: @spirited_tracie 

Torrence Swain: 
IG: @brotheragave
Linkedin: Torrence Swain

Dr. Plummer sits down to chat with her co-authors of their NBC article around the pandemic and children. Featuring therapist and author of “Middle School Matters” Dr. Phyllis L. Fagel and Freelance writer Gail Cornwall, the three women breakdown surviving a pandemic, childcare, their careers and so much more. 

Follow us online at @OnyxTherapyGroup and @MahoganySunshine. 

Phyllis L. Fagel:
www.phyllisfagel.com
Twitter: @pfagell
FB and Linkedin: Phyllis L. Fagel

Gail Cornwall:
www.gailcornwall.com
Twitter: @gailcornwall
FB and Linkedin Gail Cornwall

Dr. Plummer connects with close friend and owner of  of Replenish Yoga and Wellness (@replenish_yoga_meditation), Dr. Jacquelyn Crouch-Pelham. The two discuss the lack of representation for Black and Brown people in the yoga community, how to incorporate your children into your practice, and Dr. Crouch-Pelham teaches us that the origins of yoga are much closer to Africa than people think. 

Stay connected with Dr. Plummer and Onyx Therapy Group on all their platforms!

Follow us on Instagram @OnyxTherapyGroup and @MahoganySunshine
Connect with us on LinkedIn and Facebook, by searching  'Onyx Therapy Group'

Follow Dr. Crouch:
https://www.replenishym.com/
Facebook: Replenish Yoga and Wellness
Instagram: @replenish_yoga_meditation
Twitter: @replenish_yoga