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- Health & Wellness, Talk Wellness to Me Podcast
- October 26, 2021
Hollywood Dreamin’ and Hollywood Healing

In Episode Two of Talk Wellness to Me, Delilah and Ashley interview Linda Yvette Chavez, a First Gen Latina and,...
- Fear Series, Feature
- October 12, 2020
The Anatomy of Fear

I am scared. I am scared. I am scared. I am scared to leave my bed. I am scared to,...

- Videos
- May 27, 2021
Your May/June Playlist
The Self-Care Journals
- December 21, 2020

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About Us

I’ve always loved the magic and power of words. As an early and voracious…

Supporting and Uplifting Black Women

We've rounded up a list of four amazing organizations dedicated to creating safe spaces…

Surviving the Rona – Your Guide to Weathering Covid’s Latest Surge

This handy guide with expert advice from Dr. Steven Chang answers your burning questions…

A Playlist to Start Your New Year Off Right…

Start your New Year off right with a playlist celebrating all that black women…

New Year, Newish Me!

This writer ,burnt out on the idea of New Year's Resolution, has decided to…

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Money & Career, Motivation
January 25, 2021

Five Simple Ways to Jazz Up Your WFH Routine…

Ten months, six days, five hours and some change into this quarantine thing, most of us are experiencing a SERIOUS case of WFH fatigue and burn-out. As the pandemic continues to rage in full force, staying at home has become a way of life for those of us who have the privilege of being able to work from home. And while immensely grateful for that privilege, feeling trapped stuck at home comes with its own share of hardships. Namely? Like feeling stuck in the worst version ever of Ground Hog Day.

Life Style
July 25, 2021

Four Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy

Your digital footprint is all the information about you that exists on the internet as a result of your online activity. This includes your search history, your photos and videos (Including the deleted ones like those pesky photos you told your drunk friends not to tag you in, but they did anyway), as well as every single time you like/love something on a social media site. Even your text messages leave a digital footprint.

Magic Series
November 11, 2020

“The Magic of Embracing the Unknown”

Once upon a time, long, long ago, we were able to experience the sheer magic of venturing to foreign lands and inhaling new experiences, cultures, and foods. But, as author, Nicole Vick, explains in her new book, “Pushing Through”, traveling, even without the threat of Covid-19, can be incredibly terrifying, especially as a first-time adventurer who’s doing it solo. In the excerpt below, Nicole shares how she pushed past her fears of leaving the familiar behind to embrace the wonder and magic of exploring a new country.

Health & Wellness, Talk Wellness to Me Podcast
October 19, 2021

Introducing…Talk Wellness To Me Podcast

In a nod to October being Depression Awareness Month, we’re introducing you to the must-listen podcast, Talk Wellness to Me, a podcast which candidly explores the challenges and opportunities of turning wellness into wholeness. Hosted by Delilah DaSilva and Ashley Johnson, the show boldly speaks to the experiences of two black women, both from immigrant families, who are each on their own wellness journeys to overcome personal and generational trauma. With interviews with people such as Linda Yvette Chavez, Co-Creator of the hit Netflix show, “Gentefied”; Therapist and KJLH Radio host of “Beyond the Pulpit”, David Hernandez; as well as Energy Healer and Therapist, João Pires Correia, to name a few, this podcast is a godsend to anyone who has ever struggled with depression, anxiety, hopelessness, and/or trauma.

Resiliency Series
January 4, 2021

Letter From The Editor…

New Year, New Beginnings. This is what January usually represents. A time of rebirth and renewal. A time to redefine who we are and what we stand for. A time to plan for the future. Set goals, make timelines, and start anew.

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