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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 38 episodes
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The Black Girl Seen Podcast is a weekly space for black women to explore practices of vulnerability, intimacy, and connection as gateways to true healing. This show provides room for black women to unravel, reflect, and cultivate magnetic ideas, tools, and practices to help them feel seen and live seen.
Unknown Host hosts Black Girl Seen, a health show with 38 episodes published.
allowing yourself the space to expect good things, embrace good things, and have good things is just as vulnerable of doing hard things. listen for a deep dive into all things receiving, being open to joy, and trusting t
When was the last time you allowed yourself to not be okay? Sometimes, vulnerability means opening yourself up to something painful, in order to make room for something magical. In this episode: We explore how allowing y
When was the last time you allowed yourself to truly want something? Sometimes, we think we are being strong by resisting our desires, but we're actually denying ourselves a deeply honest part of yourself. Allowing ourse
Connection and intimacy: it’s what we all say we want, but we often remain unwilling to do what it takes to get it. In modern times, practicing vulnerability and openness keeps being pushed to the bottom of our lists, es
to the black girl who is living and healing from a father wound, I see you. If you’ve ever felt hurt, let down, or even harmed by any person who served in a fathering/paternal role to you, your pain is valid. So often, s
to the black girl who is ready to lean into a season of softness, I see you. As we continue the series on feeling more seen this summer, especially in your deservingness, we are exploring the concept of softness. Enjoyed
So many of us have strained relationships with confidence and believing in ourselves. We’re often taught that we have both “too much” and “not enough” self-confidence. The tight rope gets tighter, but our inner worlds co
The summer is already a time for fun, adventure, and even exposure. Why not make this summer one where you allow yourself to be seen? By practicing vulnerability, you allow space for your needs to get met, more intimacy,
to the black girl who is opening her eyes to how the mother's wound has impacted you, I see you. A few weeks ago, we discussed understanding the mother wound , and now, we’re unpacking what it actually looks like to reco
are you hiding in your friendships? we don’t always focus on our friendships, but they are just as much a site of healing and intimacy as any other relationship, sometimes more. Yet, we often find ourselves showing up in
to the black girl who is living and healing from a mother wound, I see you. If you’ve ever felt hurt, let down, or even harmed by any person who served in a mothering role to you, your pain is valid. So often, so many of
To the black girls who struggle with being still, who feel like resting is failure, and who long to finally feel like they can just breathe , I see you. In our last episode for April’s The Vulnerability of Something New
Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is tell the truth of your story. If you’ve ever gotten lost in a book, or found yourself pouring over pages in your journal, we see you. So many of us struggled to make sense of our
We say we want joy, but sometimes when joy finds us, we hide from it. In our next episode of the #VulnerabilityofSomethingNew series, we’re getting real about joy: sometimes joy and other pleasant emotions are scary. Man
Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is walk away. Too many of us have been hurt by systems that promise to care for us, much like spiritual and religious institutions. For black women, it can look like “big T” traumas
To the black girl who is in the season she always hoped for, but it doesn’t feel how you expected, I see you. Healing isn’t always flowers and rainbows. Sometimes, even when we get exactly what we hoped, wished, and pray
To the black girl who is in the gap between where you started, and where you hope to go, I see you. We don’t talk enough about waiting—the moments in the middle where we don’t know when the seeds we’ve planted will actua
To the black girl who is grieving the life she thought she would have by now, I see you. So many of us are living in a reality that we never expected or planned for. We feel angry, we feel lost, we may even feel numb her
To the black girl answering the call to step into something new, even when it’s scary, I see you. As much as we want to bloom like beautiful flowers, we might resist the journey it takes to get there. The process of grow
Healing our relationships with our bodies may be one of the most challenging forms of love we know. In this episode, we’re joined by Trauma + Disordered Eating/Eating Disorder Therapist Herani Argoe, LPC to explore what
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Black Girl Seen is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 38 episodes.
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