• Black Mental Health: Women

  • Mar 27 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
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Black Mental Health: Women

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  • In the stirring season premiere of "True Health Live," we delve into the overlooked mental health struggles within the Black community, focusing on the crisis facing Black women. Our guest, Adaobi Iwuanyanwu, a college freshman, shares her insights from her research "The Deteriorating Mental Health of the Strong Black Woman." The discussion reveals the harmful impact of behaviors and societal expectations of the world and how they impact mental wellness through the removal of vulnerability and femininity. This episode courageously tackles the intersection of race, gender, and mental health, spotlighting the pressures and challenges Black women take on, in order to embody strength and thus negatively impacting their mental health. You can connect with Adaobi on LinkedIn. ENGAGE WITH TRUE HEALTH LIVE! Join "True Health Live" in this compelling journey to break the silence on mental health in the Black community. Subscribe for thought-provoking episodes that inspire change and elevate the conversation around health equity. Listen and Watch True Health Live episode. Leave comments, Like, Share and Subscribe. Have a topic you want to hear discussed? Email us at Truehealthlive@gmail.org Want to join the show for an interview? Click here so schedule Watch and Listen to the episode right here, on YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform. Your Health. Your Decision. Contact us today to share your stories! Connect with us today! Truehealthlive@gmail.com
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