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The Joi of Social Work
By thejoiofsocialworkHealth & Fitness
The Joi of Social Work episodes
- My Mental Health is NOT an AdjectiveWe often hear people throw around the terms depressed, OCD, bipolar, etc. when explaining everyday tasks, events or people. Joi explains the criteria for diagnosing some of the most "popular" illnesses that are misused. Let's end the stigma attached to mental illness and mental health!53 min
- Missing Mommy & DaddyJoi reflects on life with her Mom & Dad, in addition to life without them. Don't forget Joi's Mother's Day Potluck Brunch in Central Park happening on Sunday, May 5, 2019. Check https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mothers-day-potluck-brunch-in-the-park-registration-59306634741 for details.1 hr 7 min
- "You Get What You Get"Joi discusses the passing of Nipsey Hussle and the quote "you get what you get and you dont get upset".37 min
- Jois Q1 Goals Check InOften we don't check in on our goals or resolutions until the next year. Joi shared her success & struggles thus far of 201954 min
- Sounds Of Blackness III: Strong Black WomenJoi and Alex chop it up in this 3rd edition of Sounds of Blackness..51 min
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- New Year, New Outlook!Happy New Year! Joi discusses new year goals and the one year anniversary of the podcast.32 min
About The Joi of Social Work
From the publisher's feed
The Joi of Social Work Podcast was born as a result of its creator Joi, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker from the Bronx, now living in Atlanta, GA, being hit with tragedy in 2009, 2011 & 2017; with the deaths of her father, mother & boyfriend. Joi's friends encouraged her to tell her story through comedy as she uses humor as a coping mechanism. It wasn't until a friend presented her with a microphone & computer that podcasting became a thought.
Joi has also taken her story of life after loss and the importance of mental health care; especially in Black and Brown communities and shares it with listeners. Joi and her guests always keeps it real, honest & authentic on The Joi of Social Work Podcast!