Hosted by Jazmine Danielle · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Healing in Progress is a space for the strong ones — the ones who know how to hold it together for everybody else, but are tired of holding it all alone.I’m Jazmine Danielle, and I created this space because I know what it feels like to be praised for being resilient while quietly falling apart. Healing in Progress isn’t about perfection — it’s about showing up, even when it’s messy, even when it’s hard.Each week, we’re having real conversations — about grief, growth, love, identity shifts, and the parts of healing nobody really talks about. I’m sharing my own journey in real-time, and bringing in voices who remind us: you don’t have to be perfect to deserve peace. You just have to be willing to stop pretending you’re fine.Healing starts when you finally stop pretending you don’t need it.And you don’t have to do it alone anymore.
Jazmine Danielle hosts Healing In Progress, a education show with 13 episodes published.
This final episode of Season One is a love letter to the journey. I started this podcast thinking I was simply documenting my healing in real time, but what unfolded was deeper than I expected. Through every conversation
This week’s episode is a little different—in the best way. It’s a couples conversation with me, Sharique, and our good friends Valencia and Myles from The Edible Bunch. We’ve been trying to sit down with them for a while
In this powerful episode of Healing in Progress, Jazmine sits down with community organizer, youth leader, and founder of More Than a Hashtag, Desiree Smith. Desiree opens up about the raw, honest truths of doing aboliti
In this episode of Healing in Progress, Jazmine is joined by midwife, lactation consultant, and fierce advocate for birth justice, Jollina Walker. This is not just a conversation about babies—it’s about healing. Healing
In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Healing in Progress, Jazmine sits down with her hairstylist and soul sister, Angelina Lanae—founder of Black Hair Shop and co-owner of Ombodhi Village—to explore the sacred
In this solo episode, I’m taking a moment to reflect on what this podcast journey has revealed so far. Not just about healing, but about myself. I revisit the first six episodes and share what I’ve learned from each conv
In this heartfelt episode of Healing in Progress, I’m joined by my good friend, sister-in-healing, and spiritual powerhouse Dawn Douglas—also known as Divinity Goddess. Dawn is a retired Air Force veteran, Reiki Master,
In this deeply layered and liberating episode, Jazmine sits down with the incredible Rev. Deborah L. Johnson—affectionately known as Rev. D—for a powerful conversation about healing through church hurt, reclaiming your s
What does it mean to be loved while you’re still figuring yourself out? In this deeply personal episode of Healing in Progress, I’m joined by my fiancé, Sharique Brown—my partner of 9 years, my co-creator in life and bus
In this episode of Healing in Progress, I’m joined by Nina Bailey (she/her)—a holistic death doula and space holder whose work centers compassion, care, and honoring life transitions. While Nina often works with those na
In this episode, I’m joined by the brilliant Ilona Pamplona — author, speaker, strategist, and intuitive Human Design guide — for a conversation that’s part breakdown, part breakthrough. We’re diving into how Human Desig
Whew… this one stretched me. In this first episode of Healing in Progress, I’m talking about what it feels like to show up when you’d rather wait until you have it all figured out. About using your voice when it still fe
Welcome to Healing in Progress — the podcast for the ones who carry it well, even when it’s heavy. The ones who hold space for everyone else, but never quite feel safe putting themselves first. The ones who smile through
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Healing In Progress is hosted by Jazmine Danielle. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 13 episodes.
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