Welcome to Radical Remembering with psychologists Dr. Norissa and Dr. Bukky. This is a weekly conversation where we explore the ways we’ve internalized oppression and consider what it really means to be liberated. Each episode will leave you with intimate knowledge of the liberation process, sprinkle a little healing magic, and leave you with wisdom for your journey.
Liberation is the state of being free from the bonds of ignorance. It is the ability to live in a way that is not limited by past or present circumstances. Liberation can be experienced through many different spiritual paths, but it is essentially the same, no matter your chosen path. The type of liberation you experience will depend on the intensity and quality of your spiritual practice.
Dr. Norissa Williams is the founder and executive director of Liberation RPI. She is also a psychologist, healer, interventionist, scientist, and practitioner. Dr. Bukky, on the other hand, is the founder of Relationship HQ. She is also a licensed clinical psychologist, practitioner and is actively in the process of reclaiming her identity as a healer
In this episode, Dr. Norissa and Dr. Bukky, the podcast hosts, share some extremely powerful insights on what the Radical Remembering podcast is all about, how Dr. Norissa and Dr. Bukky met, about Dr. Bukky’s work, a little about Dr. Norissa’s background, what attracted Dr. Norissa to her work and Dr. Bukky’s journey into deGEMMification.
Timestamps
[00:35] How Dr. Norissa and Dr. Bukky met
[05:02] About Dr. Bukky’s work
[08:16] About Dr. Norissa
[12:37] What Radical Remembering podcast is about
[19:58] What attracted Dr. Norissa to her work
[27:58] Dr. Bukky’s journey into deGEMMification
Notable Quotes
(05:24) “There is a difference between learning to treat people vs learning to heal.”
(11:18) “Healing is influenced by things that we don’t always have control over.”
(13:12) “We are facing an environment that does not have support for us. It’s really radical.”
(13:30) “Our DNA is encoded in social memory and spirit consciousness.”
(13:38) “We know so much but we forgot in ourselves.”
(15:30) “When we think of remembering, we think about bringing back the parts of ourselves that we’ve lost because of trauma.”
Relevant Links
Radical Remembering Podcast
Website: https://radicalremembering.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radical_remembering/
Connect with Dr. Norissa
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.norissawilliams/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/norissa-williams-97401868/
Connect with Dr. Bukky
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bukky-kolawole-psyd-5a08449/
Have you ever wanted to learn more about liberation? Are you ready to take the next step in your healing journey? Radical Remembering is here for you. Each episode will leave you with intimate knowledge of the liberation process, sprinkle a little healing magic, and leave you with wisdom for your journey. Thank you for listening to the Radical Remembering podcast! Listen to our next podcast and tell a friend about us.
