ConverSayShons Wit My Black Self: Colloquialism Professionally Matters!

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It's not about color! It's about transparency, and the effective understanding and relatability that embraces culture and real life conversation over clinical jargon. Mental note: Scientific jargon is better understood and received by some, while colloquial expression is better understood and embraced by others; one-style-doesn't-fit-all.

  1. SEP 10

    When Faith Hurts: Singing Loud, Breaking Quiet, Living Silent

    Send us a text “I am learning more and more about how to appreciate the noise around me, while finding ways to engage it, effectively. Perfection is NOT my goal, Wholeness is.” ~Mentally-speaking, I'm talking about image-based coping — when a person relies on outward performance, appearance, or status symbols to mask internal distress. Research shows that this often intensifies anxiety, depression, and feelings of isolation.  ~For church folks, a familiar look resembles singing loud but hurting quiet. For nonbelievers, it looks like flexing the body, the house, the car — looking perfect on the outside while crumbling on the inside. Let’s be real, it’s not about looking holy, snatched, or chest-fabulous! It’s not about the trends. It’s about being real. It’s about getting whole.  ~We’ve gotta stop performing faith that looks cute on Sunday but falls apart by Monday. We need faith that actually works for us — the kind that steadies us when life shakes, heals instead of hides. Because at the end of the day, and this thought; the only faith that really matters isn’t the kind that makes us look good… it’s the kind that makes us whole... GET THAT! #MentalHealthAwareness  #SuicidePreventionMonth  #FaithAndMentalHealth  #HealingJourney  #YouAreNotAlone  #WhenFaithHurts  #SingingLoudBreakingQuiet  #CrumblingInPrivate  #NotAboutLookingHoly  #GettingWhole! Support the show

    22 min
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It's not about color! It's about transparency, and the effective understanding and relatability that embraces culture and real life conversation over clinical jargon. Mental note: Scientific jargon is better understood and received by some, while colloquial expression is better understood and embraced by others; one-style-doesn't-fit-all.