In this conversation, Marilyn Green and Neshea Morrow discuss the critical importance of mental health awareness, particularly in the context of suicide prevention. They explore personal experiences with suicide, the impact of school safety on mental health, and the role of social media in exacerbating youth mental health issues. The discussion emphasizes the need for open communication, understanding self-esteem challenges, and the importance of counseling and community support. They highlight the responsibility of everyone in the community to be aware of mental health issues and to support those in need, ultimately empowering youth to share their stories and seek help.

In this episode of 'Girl Who Don't You Know', host Marilyn Green engages in a heartfelt conversation with breast cancer survivor Sheyda Gill. They discuss Sheyda's journey from her initial diagnosis to her treatment choices, emphasizing the importance of health literacy, research participation, and the support systems that helped her through her battle with cancer. Sheyda shares her experiences with various treatment options, the emotional challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned about humility and leadership during her journey. This episode aims to inspire and educate listeners about the realities of breast cancer and the importance of community support. In this conversation, Marilyn Green and Sheyda Gill discuss the importance of embracing imperfection, navigating health challenges, and the journey of self-discovery. They reflect on life choices, the significance of being your own advocate in health matters, and the power of sharing personal experiences to empower others. The discussion emphasizes the uniqueness of each individual's journey and the importance of community support and health literacy.

In this conversation, Marilyn Green and Jill Johnson discuss the critical importance of breast cancer awareness and early detection. Jill shares her personal journey of being diagnosed with DCIS, emphasizing the significance of regular testing and being proactive about health. The discussion highlights the emotional aspects of receiving a cancer diagnosis, the importance of support systems, and the need for women, especially Black women, to prioritize their health. The conversation concludes with a powerful message about self-care and advocacy in health matters.

In this conversation, Marilyn Green and Dr. Tiffany Crayton delve into the sensitive topic of domestic abuse, exploring its various forms, including intimate partner violence and emotional manipulation. Dr. Crayton shares her personal experiences with abuse, highlighting the concept of love bombing and the psychological tactics used by abusers, particularly narcissists. The discussion emphasizes the importance of recognizing the signs of abuse, the impact of faith and community on personal relationships, and the cyclical nature of abusive dynamics. The conversation aims to raise awareness and promote healing for those affected by such experiences. In this conversation, Dr. Tiffany M. Crayton shares her experiences with domestic violence, the impact of trauma on mental health, and the journey of healing and empowerment. She discusses the complexities of family dynamics during crises, the importance of planning for escape, and the weight of motherhood in protecting her children. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of forgiveness, understanding the cycle of abuse, and the power of storytelling in recovery. Dr. Crayton also highlights her upcoming projects aimed at supporting others in similar situations.

In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Renee McDermott discusses the complexities of perimenopause and menopause, emphasizing the importance of understanding hormonal changes and their impact on women's health. She shares her personal journey and how it led her to specialize in helping women navigate these transitions. The discussion covers the symptoms of menopause, the role of functional medicine, mental health considerations, and the unique challenges faced by women of color. Dr. McDermott encourages women to advocate for their health and take control of their well-being during this transformative phase of life. You can reach her at drrenamcdermott@gmail.com, and at go.healthsource411.com

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Maria D. Flower about health equity and social determinants. She explains how certain options are made for us, depending on the zip code we were born in, which dictates equitable outcomes related to health. When you have a chance, check out her website www.mariadflowers.com Once again, if you like this story or others, please click the like button. For more episodes of Girl, Who Don't You Know?!, please click the follow button and check out my socials: Facebook: www.twitter.com/girlwhodontyouknow Twitter: www.twitter.com/girlwdyk Instagram: www.instagram.com/girlwhodontyouknow

In this episode, I talk with Sulena Long-Reece and Rosemary Jackson-Moore about clutter, the various forms of it (physical, mental, etc.), and how individuals can reflect on the root cause(s) that prevent them from being clear in their life. When you have a chance, check out each of their websites (Long-Reece) souconcierge.com and (Jackson-Moore) takingoffthemasks.wixsite.com/mysite Once again, if you like this story or others, please click the like button. For more episodes of Girl, Who Don't You Know?!, please click the follow button and check out my socials: Facebook: www.twitter.com/girlwhodontyouknow Twitter: www.twitter.com/girlwdyk Instagram: www.instagram.com/girlwhodontyouknow

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Terrence Duncan about graceful conflict resolution. He discusses how challenging conflict can be for individuals when we have not taken time to reflect and work on our inner selves. When you have a chance, check out his website www.drtduncan.com Once again, if you like this story or others, please click the like button. For more episodes of Girl, Who Don't You Know?!, please click the follow button and check out my socials: Facebook: www.twitter.com/girlwhodontyouknow Twitter: www.twitter.com/girlwdyk Instagram: www.instagram.com/girlwhodontyouknow

In this episode, I talk with Theresa Noye who is a radical self-love coach. She provides a clear explanation of what radical self-love is and the difference between being selfish and genuinely taking care of self for a healthier life. When you have a chance, check out her website www.theresanoye.com Once again, if you like this story or others, please click the like button. For more episodes of Girl, Who Don't You Know?!, please click the follow button and check out my socials: Facebook: www.twitter.com/girlwhodontyouknow Twitter: www.twitter.com/girlwdyk Instagram: www.instagram.com/girlwhodontyouknow