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Why We Need More Uncomfortable Conversations
In this episode, Ehmandah Ramsey sits down with Natalie Haynes, a renowned Consultant, Educator, Speaker, and Registered Psychotherapist. Natalie's work delves into the intricate interplay of connection, belonging, and self-identity. She's passionate about guiding individuals towards self-discovery, self-awareness, and confidence through experiential learning.
As a seasoned therapist, Natalie shares her personal journey and how therapy transformed her relationship with herself and the world. Her unique approach blends vulnerability, storytelling, and practical tools to foster psychological safety, self-awareness, and confidence and growth.
Natalie's groundbreaking program, "The Comfortable Race Conversation Process," empowers individuals to navigate challenging conversations about race with empathy and understanding. This innovative program has been recognized by the Government of Canada's 50-30 Challenge for its impact on fostering honest and inclusive dialogue.
Tune in as Ehmandah and Natalie explore the depths of self-awareness, racial equity, and the power of authentic connection.
Learn more about Natalie Haynes:
https://bit.ly/comfortableraceconversationprocess
IG: www.instagram.com/nataliehaynesconsultinginc
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In this episode, Ehmandah Ramsey sits down with Natalie Haynes, a renowned Consultant, Educator, Speaker, and Registered Psychotherapist. Natalie's work delves into the intricate interplay of connection, belonging, and self-identity. She's passionate about guiding individuals towards self-discovery, self-awareness, and confidence through experiential learning.
As a seasoned therapist, Natalie shares her personal journey and how therapy transformed her relationship with herself and the world. Her unique approach blends vulnerability, storytelling, and practical tools to foster psychological safety, self-awareness, and confidence and growth.
Natalie's groundbreaking program, "The Comfortable Race Conversation Process," empowers individuals to navigate challenging conversations about race with empathy and understanding. This innovative program has been recognized by the Government of Canada's 50-30 Challenge for its impact on fostering honest and inclusive dialogue.
Tune in as Ehmandah and Natalie explore the depths of self-awareness, racial equity, and the power of authentic connection.
Learn more about Natalie Haynes:
https://bit.ly/comfortableraceconversationprocess
IG: www.instagram.com/nataliehaynesconsultinginc