Session 462: Going No Contact
This week I'm joined by licensed psychotherapist Dr. Natalie Jones for a thoughtful conversation about what it really means to go "no contac...
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The Therapy for Black Girls podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development,...
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Listen to Therapy for Black Girls, a Health podcast by iHeartPodcasts and Joy Harden Bradford, Ph.D.. Stream 551 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 551 episodesSession 461: New-Age Black Rom-Coms
This week, we're talking all things 'The Drama,' and 'You, Me, and Tuscany.' For different reasons, both of these films, starring beloved Bl...
TBG University: My Dream Job as a Filmaker
For this episode of TBG U, council member Mikayla Weary , who's been dreaming of a career in storytelling and documentary work connects with...
Session 460: Self-Worth, Reinvention, & Realness
This week we're back for another session of "Ask Dr. Joy, our exclusive Patreon segment where I answer questions submitted by our community...
Session 459: The Postpartum Conversation You Need to Hear
This week, I'm joined once again by Dr. Sharon Malone for an important conversation in honor of Black Maternal Health Week. We're digging in...
Session 458: Hair, Identity & Choice
Hair always seems to be a hot topic, doesn't it? From what style is "acceptable" to wear at work, to the politics of what's considered "goin...
Session 457: Exploring Sober Curiosity
At the start of a new year, it's common to see people vow to take a month-long break from alcohol. But as research continues to uncover the...
TBG University: Spring Break Edition
Our Advisory Council members, Fatima, Jya, and Mikayla joined us this week for a lively and insightful group chat about what Spring Break re...
Session 456: The Realities of High Functioning Depression
When we think about depression, there's a common image that comes to mind–sleeping all day or not enough, withdrawing from responsibil...
Session 455: TBG Rewind, Black Women Navigating the Glass Cliff
Lately, it feels like a lot of people are being asked to do more and more at work. Teams are stretched thin, responsibilities keep expanding...
Session 454: Black Single Mothers
Black single mothers have long been the subject of stereotypes, political debate, and cultural criticism. For decades, narratives in media a...
Session 453: What Speech-Language Pathologists Actually Do?
The ability to express ourselves through speech remains one of the most important ways we communicate. It's at the root of how we connect, u...
Session 452: Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now? Romance, Identity & Online Culture
Where were you when the "Is Having A Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?" article dropped? Late last year when the piece dropped, it immediately too...
Session 451: Student Loan Forgiveness & Reclassifying Degrees
Student loans have been a source of stress for many of us—but with recent policy changes, shifting repayment requirements, and propose...
Session 450: Reproductive Psychiatry
Reproductive health is often discussed in terms of our physical bodies, but what about our mental and emotional well-being across the reprod...
Session 449: Environmental Racism & Toxic Products Explained
From wellness products, to fragrances, to the haircare many of us grew up using, Black women are routinely exposed to harmful chemicals in p...
Session 448: Who Are You, For Real?
We hope you've enjoyed our January Jumpstart series so far, and that you've been able to step into the new year with ease and intention. To...
Session 447: Getting Through Friendship Breakups
Friendships are a life line for us. Friends keep our secrets, they celebrate our wins and hold us up during the difficult times. So when a f...
Session 446: Should I Go Back to School? Rethinking the Grad School Urge
For many Black women, higher education has long been framed as both a pathway to security and a form of social currency. But when does the p...
Session 445: Eliminating Your Digital Footprint
Whether you're chronically online, or only log on to post a quarterly dump, it's important that you know where and how the data you're shari...
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