Essential Oils and Mental Health
Episode 12 of the When Black Girls Meditate podcast, hosted by When Black Girls Meditate, titled "Essential Oils and Mental Health" was published on January 3, 2022 and runs 56 minutes.
January 3, 2022 ·56m · When Black Girls Meditate
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Summary
Her brother died, his uncle committed Suicide black and my grief came back always seek professional help for clinical depression. I couldn’t talk myself out of the sadness - cypress was a gift from above.
Episode Description
Her brother died, his uncle committed Suicide black and my grief came back always seek professional help for clinical depression. I couldn’t talk myself out of the sadness - cypress was a gift from above.
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