“The opportunity to voice your opinion should be the most rewarding experience of your life. Tameka T, everyone’s favorite activist, shares her daily/weekly 5-minute insights on how listeners should "Use Their Voice" to advocate for themselves and others. Whether you want to learn more about politics, current events, trending topics or ways to simply navigate your way through life all the while being an advocate for yourself and others, this is the podcast for you.”
The current state of the nation has many of us in an uncertain place. Uncertain times such as this call for us to remember that we must utilize our spiritual wellness.
Join Glenda Shaw Collins, Founder of "But God" Ministries, as she provides a few words of encouragement!
28 May 2020
Might Not Be Ok: Police Brutality and Trauma
Welcome to Part 1 of a five-part series: Protecting Your Mental Health When the World is Beating You Down.
In this series, we will discuss how certain events such as police brutality, trauma, and stigma are affecting the mental health of the African-Americans.
18 May 2020
Doing The Work To Get To Where You Want to Be In Life
Join us as Dr. Tiffany Lovelady helps provides us with some essential tools to assist with you in your life journey!
About Dr. Lovelady
Dr. Tiffany T. Lovelady, a Jackson, MS-based LPC, NCC, and NCSC clinician, discovered her gift of counsel as a high school student. Genuinely interested in the well-being of others, she often found herself as the sounding board amongst her peers. While most might shy away from the pressures of such responsibilities, Tiffany embraced it! Upon graduation from high school, her longing to be of service to others led her to pursue a BA in Psychology followed by an MS in Counselor Education at Mississippi State University.
In August 1999, Dr. Lovelady began her career as a professional school counselor. For over a decade, she dedicated herself wholeheartedly to enriching the lives of students within the Jackson, Madison, and Hinds school districts. As she grew within her profession, her desire to expand her expertise led to a position as the Assistant Vice President of Lovelady Enterprises, Inc. There, she spent several years providing counseling services of varying degrees for a vast population of the community, assessed clients to determine appropriate mental health needs, and consulted with mental health and medical professionals to determine the best course of treatment.
8 May 2020
Why Do I "USE My VOICE"
While growing up my teachers informed my parents that I talked way too much. It never failed, every report card would have the checkbox marked..."TALK TOO MUCH..."
My parents would always warn me about my excessive talking. I came from a family of talkers. My fraternal grandfather was a preacher, one uncle was a radio commentator, another uncle would provide horse-drawn carriage tours of the New Orleans French Quarter District where he would "wow" the crowds with his amazing stories and humor.
WE TALKED IN OUR FAMILY. So why would I not want to continue the family tradition?
I felt as if talking gave me life!
Later in life, I found that I had to use my communication for good as opposed to randomly talking. Hence my leap into advocacy.
This podcast will go a little in-depth as to
Why I use my voice
The importance of communication
An overview of advocacy
What I hope to accomplish with this podcast
Much, much more......
Join me!
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