HeyJaredBlack Women Healing
Black Women Healing Podcast is a safe space hosted by two Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists ( Myra & Donika) navigating the mental health field and the mental health world.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Small Acts, Big Friendship (opens the original)
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When your friends need support, showing up doesn’t have to look perfect—it just has to be real. Myra shares a relatable reminder for Black women navigating new businesses, motherhood, marriage, and major life transitions: you don’t have to carry everything alone, and support doesn’t have to be grand to matter.After she and Jamie accidentally scheduled events on the same day, Myra reflects on sisterhood, community, and the many ways women can show up for each other—even when they can’t be in the
Childhood Confusion Becomes Adult Clarity (opens the original)
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Justice, adoption, and the unspoken stories that shape a family collide in this deeply personal conversation between Myra and Jamie Franklin-Lawrence, LMFT. If you’ve ever struggled to understand your place in your family, this episode will hit home fast.Myra opens up about a 25-year family case that finally reached closure—and the child version of herself still trying to make sense of what happened. Jamie meets that vulnerability with the therapist’s eye and the sister’s heart, exploring the la
Women In Sports (opens the original)
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Black women athletes are not just changing the game—they’re redefining what strength, confidence, and leadership look like under pressure. Jamie Franklin-Lawrence and Myra unpack the deeper story behind women in sports, from the way Black women are scrutinized in tennis to the power of showing up authentically on and off the court.Jamie shares how sports shaped her from the fourth grade through college basketball, softball, track, and later boxing—and why she sees athletics as a place where grit
We will keep Talking about Nolan Wells (opens the original)
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A chilling case of alleged cover-up, racial double standards, and a grieving mother searching for answers - this episode breaks down why the Nolan Wells story has people demanding accountability right now. If you care about justice, the power dynamics hidden in small Southern towns, or how media silence shapes who gets protected, this conversation will stay with you.Jamie Franklin-Lawrence, LMFT, is not holding back as she unpacks the disturbing details surrounding the death of 18-year-old Nolan
The Hidden Chaos of Back-to-School Season Nobody Talks About (opens the original)
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Back-to-school season is not just busy - it’s a full-on marathon for Black moms, and most people are only talking about half of it. Jamie Franklin-Lawrence breaks down the invisible overload that hits when school starts, football season ramps up, calendars fill with appointments, and everyone’s emotional bandwidth gets stretched thin.She names the details that get overlooked: new teachers, new classrooms, grade-level transitions, Google Classroom, PowerSchool, back-to-school nights, dentist visi
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