Episode 72: Countering The Expectation of Exhaustion for Black Mothers

Parenting for Liberation by Parenting for Liberation

Sep 29, 202300:47:20Kids & family

On this episode, Trina speaks with Naimah Efia, a holistic health practitioner, and healer within the ancient-future traditions of the African diaspora. Within a commitment to self-determined healing for Black, Indigenou...

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