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Roe V Wade was Overturned, Now what?

Roe V Wade was Overturned, Now what?

By the time you read this, you probably already know that Roe V. Wade was overturned. If you’re in one of those states that have already either passed laws are ready to pass laws to outlaw abortion, please see some of the websites below. They 

S3/Epi.38: REPOST-Love is a Muscle

S3/Epi.38: REPOST-Love is a Muscle

Today’s episode is a repost from 2015. “Love is a Muscle,” feels eerily aligned with where our world currently is. Maybe you be well and loved. Peace.

S3/Epi. 37: Fill Your Cup

S3/Epi. 37: Fill Your Cup

S3/Epi: 36: Self-Belief

S3/Epi: 36: Self-Belief

In today’s episode, I am joined by my 11-year-old daughter as we discuss self-belief and share some dreams of our own. Enjoy!

S3/Epi. 34: Lessons in Imperfection

S3/Epi. 34: Lessons in Imperfection

S3/Epi. 33: If they want to leave, let them

S3/Epi. 33: If they want to leave, let them

When you begin to establish healthy boundaries, everyone is not going to be on board. That’s ok.

S3/Epi. 32: Boundaries and Self-Care

S3/Epi. 32: Boundaries and Self-Care

On this week’s episode, I talk about self-care and boundaries. Where are some areas in your life you feel you could beef up your boundaries?

Self-Care Guides by Black Women

Self-Care Guides by Black Women

I am home recovering from surgery and I have been keeping myself company with the works of Black women who have been paving a way for Black women’s self-care for years. One of the first books I ever read about self-care in the lives of Black women is “Sacred Pampering Principles,” By Debra Jackson Gandy. Her other book, “All the Joy You Can Stand” is another favorite of mine.

“Sisters of The Yam,” by the late great bell hooks

“Black Women’s Yoga History: Memoirs of Inner Peace” by Professor Stephanie Evans.

“Own Your Glow” by Glow Maven and Doula expert, Latham Thomas.

There are other books I would like to share in the future, but these are the ones that come to mind and are within reach on my night stand.

It’s important that we have constant reminders from those who have lived as black women and know how important centering our self-care is. It’s not a luxury, it a necessity.

Be well!

Gabrilla

S3/Episode 31: I’m back

S3/Episode 31: I’m back

It’s been a LONG time since I have posted, but it was a very necessary step back. I am grateful to have given myself that time and am so happy to be engaging once again. Please have a listen to my latest. Next episode next