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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2021 · 40 MIN

Wearing the Cape: Superwoman Syndrome, Stress and Black Women

from Stress Talk with Marcyline Bailey · host Marcyline L. Bailey

Chronic stress kills Black women. Studies have repeatedly shown that stress contributes to the health disparities experienced by Black women. Dr. Cheryl Woods-Giscombe studied the effects of Stress and the Superwoman Syndrome that is pervasive among Black women. Stress Talk with Marcyline Bailey is the real talk about stress podcast for working women who are tired of feeling stressed and close to burnout. We talk about those underlying causes of stress that you may not recognize. We also share preventive actions you may not have considered. Our goal is for you to develop a personal plan to limit the overwhelming stress that compounds throughout your day. In today’s “Stress Talk” with Marcyline podcast, we will discuss the superwoman syndrome and implications for our health and well-being. You are also invited to join the Stress Talk Facebook group, like and follow M.L. Bailey Consultants Facebook page and follow @mlbaileyconsultantson Instagram. While you are exploring, download  7 Sensational Stress Solutions Find more on our website: M.L. Bailey Consultants

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