You ever wonder about people who you used to talk to and then all of a sudden communication between you just stops? Yeah, it happens to me too. Listen as I talk about how we can navigate those losses and appreciate the time we actually got to spend with them.

Man, do you ever feel like you're doing a shitty job as a parent? I can't front, there are several times where I feel like everything I do is wrong and that I'm doing a horrible job as dad. Listen as I talk about some of the do's and don'ts of parenthood.

This has been a damn good weekend! So many awesome things happened this weekend, in particular our second annual Black Fathers Summit. Such a dope experience especially with the amount of growth we had from year one to year two. We are going to get better and better every year. If you have suggestions about how to improve the podcast or what you would like to see, leave a comment or drop me a message through the website: https://www.thedopeblacktherapist.com/contact

What's going on everybody?! Consistent podcast reloading, lol. Just returned from Edinburgh, Scotland from the Doubt Yourself and Do It Anyways Summit. Y'all, I had the most fun, but I can't front, it was an adventure to get to there! Nothing The Dope Black Therapist can't handle though. It was an amazing experience and I catch you up on all of the tea in this episode.

The last men's group that I'm hosting is coming up on Thursday, July 24th at 8pm EST. My son made the JV team and his games are on Thursdays, but don't fret, I'll be back to hosting after the season is over. You can register for the next group here: https://www.thedopeblacktherapist.com/mens-group

The Black Father's Summit is happening on Saturday, August 2nd at the Southeast Raleigh YMCA from 10am-2pm. Registration will be open until Saturday, 7/26/25. This is a FREE event, and you can register here: https://www.blackfatherssummit.com/registration

Thank you for your support!

Man, so much has been going on the past month or so, it's hard to keep up! Been hit with some hard times as well as some wonderful times. Either way, we gonna keep riding!

The Black Fathers Summit is happening on August 2nd from 10am-2pm EST at the Southeast Raleigh YMCA. Visit www.blackfatherssummit.com to register today.

You're never alone, please call or text 988 24/7 for help if you need it. I want to see you thrive and continue to show up!

What's up everybody?! Apologies for the delay in getting a new episode out. My depression was kicking my ass, and all of my motivation was gone. Listen as I talk about what's going on and how I got out of it.

Anthony Courman is a Licensed Clinical Social Work Associate, and native of New Bern, NC. Community is a big part of his life. Anthony and his wife actively participate in the community doing outreach through their church, working with at-risk youth in the community, and fostering children. Anthony considers the professional service as a therapist a calling. He is very passionate about serving others with the intent of impacting lives that inspire change and hope within those he serves and in the community. Anthony believes every human being has value and purpose.

How often do we allow opportunities to pass us by because we are afraid to step out of the shadow of doubt? I imagine it happens more than we care to admit. Personally, I've been guilty of this because I don't want to fail, but also, I don't think people want to hear what I have to say or show. To hell with that noise! Show up and show those folks who you are and what you can do! Nobody can do it the way you do, so show out and let em know who they are dealing with!

What's going on everybody? You ever wondered why it's so easy for us to function in chaos and be uncomfortable with peace? Things are going really well for The Dope Black Therapist, yet for some reason, I'm finding things to make a problem because things are going well.

Anyone else guilty of this?

Happy Black History Month!!! It has been a very eventful month so far and I'm looking forward to what is to come. I recently spoke at the Black Mental Health Conference in Durham at the beginning of the month. The amount of knowledge I received from other Black clinicians and the connections made were astronomical! The next opportunity I had was to speak on health and relationships and y'all...that lead to some passionate conversation about intimacy and communication.

Follow along as we discuss experiences of this month, Kendrick's half-time show, and the strength of our people!