Women's Mental Health Day with Guest Phontaine Thompson
Phontaine Thompson is a public speaker who speaks about mental health and suicide prevention. She speaks with high school and college students about suicide prevention and depression.
Phontaine knows the importance of making an impact on young adults.
Phontaine grew up right in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia. She has also struggled with mental health issues as a teenager. She survived two suicide attempts as a teenager from the result of being bullied in school. She is now dedicated to continuing the conversation about mental health and how important it is to the world. Phontaine hosts an annual conference called, “Women’s Mental Health Day”. Women’s Mental Health Day is a day filled with prayer, meditation, and relaxation. We push for attending therapy and self care. My goal is for this day to be a pure success and for these ladies to leave with a big smile on their face.
Phontaine loves reading books, running, and spending time with family and friends. Phontaine is a single mother, and has 1 daughter.
Contact:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/4everphontaine/
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/phontaine-thompson-75793a233
Women's Mental Health Day 2023
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Embodying Wellness | A Black Woman's Journey
Jazzmine ‘Rural Black Doula” Brooks is a scholar, certified full spectrum doula, and RYT 200 Hatha Yoga of the Himalayan Tradition and SomaYoga Therapy Instructor in Central Iowa.
Jazzmine believes in empowering Black, Indigenous, and folks of color through community, support, and resource sharing. Powered by the desire to address Black women and infant maternal health, she encourages space for people to control their narratives and share their own stories. Jazzmine is the founder and Executive Director of Jai Olive Wellness. Jai Olive Wellness, a 501(c)3, provides a cooperative space to mobilize communities and coalition-build to improve health outcomes and center the culture and needs of diverse families in rural communities through education, services, and partnership.
She also organizes a national summer book club (Lotus Sisters), Kindred, a movement, restorative healing, and connection space, and is the host of the Rural Black Doula Chronicles and the Being Olivia podcast. Jazzmine is currently a liaison for a doula project that supports Black families and co-creating a doula project to serve immigrant and refugee families.
Jazzmine is currently a Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Studies at Iowa State University. Her research focus is on the reclamation of traditional medicine and Black midwifery. She spends quality time with her partner, Jordan, 4-year-old Blue Heeler, Bleu, plants, and being a soft Black woman in these streets.
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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jazzminebrooks/
Website https://www.linkedin.com/company/jaiolivewellness/
Black Women & Life Abroad
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Interview with Dr. Angela L. Harris, CEO & Founder of No Bibs, Burps or Bottles: Supporting Black Women who are Childfree by Choice and by Chance
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Black Women, Let Me Introduce Myself
Just a little about me I thought I'd share.
