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When Pen & Paper Become the Path to Healing | REST CONFERENCE

Episode 7 of the Healing Black Women Podcast podcast, hosted by Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley, titled "When Pen & Paper Become the Path to Healing | REST CONFERENCE" was published on March 2, 2025 and runs 60 minutes.

March 2, 2025 ·60m · Healing Black Women Podcast

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If you missed our Leave The REST To Black Women conference, our first session Guest Speakers, authors Tizda Ving and Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson sit down with us to share the impact of writing when it comes to healing for Black women. Avoiding Rest Guilt In 2025 & Beyond We are speaking with our panel of experts on practical integration of rest for Black Women without the guilty feeling. When Pen & Paper Become the Path to Healing Two authors are sitt...

 

 If you missed our Leave The REST To Black Women conference, our first session Guest Speakers, authors Tizda Ving and Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson sit down with us to share the impact of writing when it comes to healing for Black women. 

Avoiding Rest Guilt In 2025 & Beyond 

We are speaking with our panel of experts on practical integration of rest for Black Women without the guilty feeling. 

When Pen & Paper Become the Path to Healing 

Two authors are sitting down with us to share the impact of writing when it comes to healing for Black women. 

 Protecting the Health Goals of the 92% for 2025 

We are chatting it up a medical professional to discuss health lights for Black Women in 2025 and ways to advocate for themselves. 

 The Black Aunties’ Porch (Protecting Our Nieces Journey Through Black Womanhood) 

This 40+ round table discussion attempts to recenter the role of Black Aunties to challenge harmful rhetoric by older Black women towards our younger counterparts. 

Money & Mindfulness: How Financial Self-Care Transforms Your Life 

How To Breakup With The Person You Were Never In A Relationship With 

 Do you have a sneaky link, situationship, or fine sht….that you are trying to “break up” with? This chat is aimed at helping Black women avoid the pitfalls of these casual experiences they would like to disconnect from. 

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.   

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