Episode 7: Running from Your Shadow - Dear Dr.Charryse

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In this episode, my daughter Cierra and I unpack how a seemingly small experience brought some big emotions to the surface. Let's be honest, as women, a bad hair day can make or break your attitude. For black women, this brings up even further underlying challenges. Together we openly discuss fear of judgement, battling self hatred, and navigating the path to self acceptance. This episode also includes a special call to action for white bodied individuals operating in spaces of influence. We hope our transparency will be reminder of our power to heal through sharing our stories.

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This episode was published on December 7, 2020.

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In this episode, my daughter Cierra and I unpack how a seemingly small experience brought some big emotions to the surface. Let's be honest, as women, a bad hair day can make or break your attitude. For black women, this brings up even further...

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