Soul by the Pound Podcast

What do you need in your concrete, Building a Mentally Sound Foundation

34 min · 17. Jan. 2024
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What better way can we dive into 2024 than by discussing critical habits to build a healed foundation.  In this episode, we interviewed Licensed Counselor Jamie Miles Haynes.  Jamie has over thirteen years of experience in helping clients navigate clinical issues including anxiety and depression, trauma recovery, anger management, self-esteem, major life changes, and family/relationship issues. In addition to working with clients, she uses her social media platforms to educate and empower black women about mental health.  When it comes to the discussion of mental health, many of us overlook the importance of healing old wounds and building a strong foundation. In this episode, Jamie teaches how to not only be responsible for our healing but also the power to give ourselves forgiveness and grace. Tune in, you don't want to miss this episode. To learn more about the work of Jamie Miles Haynes follow her on Instagram @jamichmiles [https://www.instagram.com/jamichmiles/#]

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