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Burnout, Depression, and the Return to Self: A Gentle Guide for Easing Back Into Life
Getting back into a routine after burnout isn’t just about planners, resets, or productivity hacks.
It’s about healing.
It’s about rebuilding trust with yourself and learning how to move differently, so you don’t end up in the same cycle again.
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Time Management for Therapists: Tools That Actually Work
Most time management advice wasn’t made for therapists. Between client sessions, documentation, marketing, networking, and just trying to live a life outside of work, traditional productivity hacks often feel like they’re built for a different world.
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How Depression and Low Self-Worth Disrupt Our Relationships (and How We Start Healing)
Depression and low self-worth don’t just impact your mood, they quietly shape how you show up in relationships. You might find yourself shrinking in spaces where you should feel safe.
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What If You’re Already Ready?
So many of us are waiting to “feel ready” before we begin. But when you’re Black in a world that constantly questions your worth, the pressure to be perfect isn’t just internal—it’s inherited. We’ve been taught that excellence is the cost of visibility, that mistakes make us disposable. But what if you don’t have to prove your worth anymore? What if you’re already enough,messy, brilliant, and becoming? This piece is a love letter to anyone who’s ever second-guessed themselves
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Therapists Need Therapy Too: Creating a Soft Space for Black Clinicians
In this new blog, I’m opening up about the emotional toll of being a Black clinician, the cultural pressures to “keep pushing,” and what it means to enter our soft therapist era. From navigating burnout to building affirming spaces, this post is a call to action and a call to care for ourselves.
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Procrastination: Is It Really Just Laziness?
Procrastination isn’t laziness—it’s fear, being overwhelmed, or perfectionism in disguise. Learn how to break the cycle.
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The Strong Black Woman in the Family: How It Shapes Identity and Fuels Silent Struggles
The ‘Strong Black Woman’ role can blur self-identity and fuel silent struggles. It’s time to redefine strength and choose yourself.”
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The Grief of it All: A Letter to My Mother
A year ago, I lost my mother. This month, I'm sharing my journey through grief, the lessons I've learned, and the tips that have helped me
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Breaking Generational Cycles: How to Set Healthy Boundaries with Family in 2025
Do you find yourself worn down by family dynamics, muttering, "This is just how it is," while feeling frustrated and resentful ? You're...
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From Overwhelmed to Organized: How The Jam Planner Helped Me Combat New Year Anxiety
Anxious? In this blog, discover how the Jam Planner can help you tackle anxiety, stay organized, & make 2025 your most intentional year yet!
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