There is Power in Your Story with Dr. Veronica Hardy

Do you know Shakeeta Torres? Link to Ms. Torres' sites: https://lnk.bio/empowered2shift [https://lnk.bio/empowered2shift] Link to Ms. Torres' website: https://shakeetatorres.com/ [https://shakeetatorres.com/ ] She is a licensed clinical social worker, entrepreneur, life coach, best selling author, founder of an anti-human trafficking non-profit (Doing It For The Kingdom), wife, mother, and more!!! Tune in to this interview to learn more about her book chapter, What Trauma Stole from Me, the  #1 International Best Seller "Just Say No: 14 Transformational Keys to Set Healthy Boundaries in Business and Relationships" AND about her boundaries program, life coach certification, and Empowered Purpose Academy. Be inspired! www.drveronicahardy.com www.veronicahardy.com

How do you define resilience? What is the relationship between resilience and exhaustion? What are protective factors? Have you ever experienced guilt-free relaxation? To gain insight about these topics, tune in to this podcast recording as I have a conversation with Dr. Tawanda Hubbard, LCSW, Associate Professor at Rutgers University School of Social Work, and practitioner. Our conversation is titled, Exhaustion: The Other Side of Resilience. To view the video version of this conversation on YouTube, please visit: https://youtu.be/wD2ZvEpHmVk To learn more about the host, Dr. Veronica Hardy, LCSW, please visit www.drveronicahardy.com or www.veronicahardy.com

Dr. DuBose is currently an Assistant Professor of Social Work and previously served as the Assistant Deputy Director of Behavioral Health Services with the South Carolina Department of Corrections. Are you interested in obtaining a doctorate degree in social work? Not sure whether to pursue a DSW or PhD? Concerned about balancing “personal/work” life and “education” life? In this podcast, I am joined by Dr. Kennard DuBose as he discusses these questions and more! To learn more, tune in! To view the video version of this interview: https://youtu.be/7hp-DB_XFOk [https://youtu.be/7hp-DB_XFOk] More videos: DSW or PhD in Social Work? Tips from Dr. Shannon Cousineau, hosted by Dr. Veronica Hardy: https://youtu.be/gURPJmWYqmQ Social Work Doctoral Degrees and Dissertations: 3 Tips for Planning Article and Video Link: https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/education--credentials/social-work-doctoral-degrees-dissertations-3-tips-planning/ www.veronicahardy.com

Dr. Shannon Cousineau has over 20 years of experience working as a social worker. She has worked in the areas of foster care, military, intimate partner violence, medical social work, and crisis intervention. Dr. Cousineau has been a direct care provider, as well as in supervisory and management roles including overseeing outpatient behavioral health clinics, school-based work, intensive in-home therapy, and psychiatric emergency services. Dr. Cousineau earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Bachelor of Social Work from Rhode Island College in Providence, Rhode Island; a Master of Social Work degree from The Catholic University of America in Washington DC and a Doctorate in Social Work from the joint program of St. Catherine's University and the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. Prior to joining the social work faculty at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Dr. Cousineau was teaching graduate students in the Master of Social Work program at Anna Maria College in Paxton, Massachusetts. Her research interests include spirituality, chronic medical conditions- with a specific focus in autoimmune disorders, children with complex medical needs and mental health. In her spare time, Dr. Cousineau enjoys spending time with her husband, volunteering in the community, and reading. Are you interested in obtaining a doctorate degree in social work? Not sure whether to pursue a DSW or PhD? Concerned about balancing “personal/work” life and “education” life? In this podcast, I am joined by Dr. Shannon Cousineau as she discusses these questions and more! More Videos and articles: Social Work Doctoral Degrees and Dissertations: 3 Tips for Planning Article and Video Link: https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/education--credentials/social-work-doctoral-degrees-dissertations-3-tips-planning/ More articles/videos: 4 Steps to Your Financial Makeover - An Overlooked Aspect of Self-Care for Social Workers https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/career-jobs/4-steps-financial-makeover-overlooked-aspect-self-care-social-workers/ Mental Decluttering, Impostor Syndrome, and Pioneers? Preparing for Pivot Points in Your Social Work Career https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/career-jobs/mental-decluttering-impostor-syndrome-pioneers-pivot-points-social-work-career/ Transitioning from Graduation to the Workforce: Entering a New Landscape https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/career-jobs/transitioning-graduation-to-workforce-entering-new-landscape/ To learn more about Dr. Hardy or to schedule a speaking engagement, visit: www.drveronicahardy.com or www.veronicahardy.com

How often do you practice self-care? How do you define self-care? To learn about self-care, tune in on this conversation with Louvenia Locklear, MSW, LCSW, LCAS-A, owner of Empowered Minds and Financial Coach at Stable Financial Group. To learn more about Louvenia Locklear, her services, or to schedule sessions or presentations, please visit Linktree for access to her website and her social media pages. Louvenia Locklear's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lvnjde To learn more about Dr. Veronica Hardy, please visit www.veronicahardy.com or www.drveronicahardy.com