Podcasts about battle fatigue

About the Guest(s):Dr. Priya Lalvani is a professor of Disability Studies at Montclair State University, where she also coordinates inclusive education graduate programs. Holding a PhD in developmental psychology from CUNY and a Master of Arts in Special Education from Columbia University, Dr. Lalvani brings over 14 years of professional experience working with young adults with disabilities in New York City. Her academic focus is on ableism, the segregation of students with disabilities in educational settings, and she has authored over 20 research articles alongside the co-authored book, "Undoing Ableism."Episode Summary:In this thought-provoking episode of Think Inclusive, host Tim Villegas engages in a deep conversation with Dr. Priya Lalvani, an esteemed professor and advocate for the rights of children with disabilities. The episode kicks off with Dr. Lalvani's poignant thoughts on the paradox of segregating children to foster a sense of belonging, asking difficult questions about educational environments that fail these students. This podcast episode is an insightful dive into the history and ongoing challenges of parent advocacy in special education.Dr. Priya Lalvani shares her extensive research on ableism in education, uncovering systemic resistance parents face when fighting for inclusive educational practices. A significant part of the discussion revolves around Dr. Lalvani's recent study on "battle fatigue" experienced by parents advocating within the system, offering both a critique of current practices and practical solutions to overcome these barriers. This episode is a must-listen for educators, policymakers, and advocates passionate about genuine inclusion, as it delves deeply into the responsibilities and challenges of creating inclusive spaces for all learners.Complete show notes + transcript: https://mcie.org/think-inclusive/battle-fatigue-the-fight-for-inclusive-education-with-dr-priya-lalvani/Key Takeaways:Segregation vs. Inclusion: Dr. Lalvani questions the logic behind segregating students with disabilities to create spaces of belonging, advocating instead for transforming existing educational environments to become more inclusive.Parent Advocacy and Systemic Challenges: The history and current landscape of parent advocacy in special education reveal systemic barriers that make the fight for inclusion strenuous for families.Battle Fatigue in Advocacy: Dr. Lalvani introduces the concept of "battle fatigue," describing the emotional and physical toll on parents as they continuously advocate for their children's rights in a resistant educational system.Privilege Disparities: The discussion highlights how disparities in privilege affect the efficacy of advocacy efforts, with certain families able to leverage resources and knowledge to push for change more effectively than others.Policy Recommendations: Practical solutions, such as improving professional development for educators on IDEA and inclusive practices, could shift the current paradigm towards more effective inclusion.Resources:Undoing Ableism: https://bookshop.org/p/books/undoing-ableism-teaching-about-disability-in-k-12-classrooms-susan-baglieri/ Battle Fatigue: Parents, Institutionalized Ableism, and the “Fight” for Inclusive Education: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/15407969241259365Thank you to our sponsor, IXL: https://www.ixl.com/inclusive Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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By Dr. Mark T. Barclay

Nehemiah was a common lay-person, the cup bearer for the king. But God used him to lead the efforts to rebuild the walls of his home city that had been torn down by the enemy. During this rebuilding project, the laborers grew weary and experienced fatigue from the battle while they built. Battle fatigue is real, but God is faithful to help us recover.

Nehemiah was a common lay-person, the cup bearer for the king. But God used him to lead the efforts to rebuild the walls of his home city that had been torn down by the enemy. During this rebuilding project, the laborers grew weary and experienced fatigue from the battle while they built. In part two of this sermon, we hear of the remedy for battle fatigue.

Nehemiah was a common lay-person, the cup bearer for the king. But God used him to lead the efforts to rebuild the walls of his home city that had been torn down by the enemy. During this rebuilding project, the laborers grew weary and experienced fatigue from the battle while they built. In part two of this sermon, we hear of the remedy for battle fatigue.

Nehemiah was a common lay-person, the cup bearer for the king. But God used him to lead the efforts to rebuild the walls of his home city that had been torn down by the enemy. During this rebuilding project, the laborers grew weary and experienced fatigue from the battle while they built. Battle fatigue is real, but God is faithful to help us recover.

A new MP3 sermon from Evangelistic Outreach Ministries is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Battle Fatigue pt. 1 Subtitle: Battle Fatigue Speaker: Brian Baer Broadcaster: Evangelistic Outreach Ministries Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/18/2024 Bible: Nehemiah 4:1-3 Length: 25 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Evangelistic Outreach Ministries is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Battle Fatigue pt. 2 Subtitle: Battle Fatigue Speaker: Brian Baer Broadcaster: Evangelistic Outreach Ministries Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/18/2024 Bible: Nehemiah 4:1-3 Length: 28 min.

Nehemiah was a common lay-person, the cup bearer for the king. But God used him to lead the efforts to rebuild the walls of his home city that had been torn down by the enemy. During this rebuilding project, the laborers grew weary and experienced fatigue from the battle while they built. In part two of this sermon, we hear of the remedy for battle fatigue.

Nehemiah was a common lay-person, the cup bearer for the king. But God used him to lead the efforts to rebuild the walls of his home city that had been torn down by the enemy. During this rebuilding project, the laborers grew weary and experienced fatigue from the battle while they built. Battle fatigue is real, but God is faithful to help us recover.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Reformed Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: On Battle Fatigue Speaker: Stephen Burns Broadcaster: Grace Reformed Baptist Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 6/23/2024 Bible: Psalm 39:1-7 Length: 35 min.

In episode 96, host Dr. I. David Daniels speaks with Dr. Heliana Ramirez about the “Workplace Battle Fatigue” of workers in toxic workplaces. Workplaces with chronic exposure to psychosocial hazards can be not only psychological but also physically harmful to those exposed. A toxic workplace is one where workers feel psychologically unsafe, disrespected, or threatened. It can include negative behaviors such as bullying, harassment, discrimination, and unethical behavior. Toxic work environments can also lead to burnout, health issues, decreased productivity, and high turnover rates. Those in toxic work environments may experience anxiety, depression, and stress and may take more time off or, in some cases, leave the organization either voluntarily or involuntarily. Dr. Ramirez will share not only her expertise regarding toxic workplaces but also the actual damage these workplaces can cause, particularly to members of marginalized populations.

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Did you know that systemic racism can cause depression, anxiety, hypertension, insomnia, and other serious health conditions? Black Americans suffer high levels of stress from the daily experience of anti-Black racism.  In this special episode, the Espresso Talk Today team is joined by Professor William Smith who has conducted extensive study on this serious condition. He discusses the physiological processes leading to Racial Battle Fatigue, the symptoms, and healthy coping strategies to protect one's health. He also identifies unhealthy strategies that people use to cope but that often have dire consequences. Join the ETT Team in this important episode.  Bonus Materials: Quote: “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation and that is an act of political warfare.~ Audre Lorde Post-Podcast Self-Care Activity: Affirmations Affirmations are a powerful tool for nurturing positive self-perception and resilience. Here are five affirmations to reinforce your sense of purpose, empowerment, and well-being: I am resilient, and my strength is a force for positive change. I embrace my identity and stand proud in the face of adversity. I am worthy of respect, understanding, and justice. My well-being matters, and I prioritize self-care in the pursuit of liberation. I contribute to a community of support, and together, we empower each other. Use these affirmations during the Breather Break (36:40) or immediately following the show. 

We have to keep fighting. The weekly Torah portion includes far more depth than what appears in a quick review of its passages. Each week in Beyond the Letter of the Law, Harry Rothenberg, Esq. (Rothenberg Law Firm LLP, https://injurylawyer.com) provides interesting insights and take-away lessons from the Torah portion and the Jewish holidays. Subscribe to enjoy his unique blend of analysis, passion, and humor. A Project Of Ohr.Edu Questions? Comments? We'd Love To Hear From You: Podcasts@Ohr.Edu https://podcasts.ohr.edu/

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Dr. Philip D. Derber

Our purpose in Christ is to make disciples of all nations, and God has created us with a unique purpose with various different ways to live this out. For some of us, this includes how we run our business and ultimately the dreams and ambitions God has laid on our hearts! The enemy isn't unaware of this, however, and it is important we don't grow weary in doing good, and the good God has called us to through our business. Listen and be encouraged to trust in God with everything He has blessed you with!

Our purpose in Christ is to make disciples of all nations, and God has created us with a unique purpose with various different ways to live this out. For some of us, this includes how we run our business and ultimately the dreams and ambitions God has laid on our hearts! The enemy isn't unaware of this, however, and it is important we don't grow weary in doing good, and the good God has called us to through our business. Listen and be encouraged to trust in God with everything He has blessed you with!

We are in week two of our series Battle Fatigue, and the purpose God has for each us in this battle against the forces of darkness. This week, we have our youth pastor Kyle speaking about the brokenness in our world, and the impact that we can make if we are willing to step up on their behalf. STL is a great organization that seeks to help this who are without clean water, while also establishing home bases for churches to reach their community. Enjoy this message!

PsyD Candidate, Marla Moss dives deep into Racial Battle Fatigue and shares some coping strategies to mitigate stress as a medical student. To share your thoughts on our discussions or if you have any questions email podcast@snma.org for a chance to be featured on the show! To participate in this study visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HJFLGWF Disclaimer: The opinions and views expressed on our podcast do not reflect the official stance of the Student National Medical Association.

Episode 417... A ton of radical punk sent in by Crust As Fuck Records (Spain) (CAF below)! With outrageous bands from Madrid, Bilbao, Valencia, and the U.S. We play some of the stuff on this show, but way more to come. The Bros Grim do it again with some of our own taste as well! Send us some stuff and thanks for the support! Enjoy!Listen to Episode 417: (scroll for set list)On ARCHIVE. On Apple or Google Podcasts, hit "play."On blogspot, play it below:Listen to The Brothers Grim Punkcast:ARCHIVE.Org - hear/download past episodesPUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION - Wednesdays 7 p.m. PSTRIPPER RADIO - Fridays & Saturdays 7 p.m. PSTApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsContact Brothers Grim Punk:brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com - In a punk band? Send us your music! Want us to make you a punk song? Email us some lyrics!@Punkbot138 on Instagram@BrosGrimPunk on XMore Punk Music:Bandcamp - Follow us and download our albums: Brothers Grim Punk, Fight Music, and more!YouTube - tons of punk playlists, from Anarchy to Zombies!Keep on Punkin'...My Favourite Band Sucks 1:22 Over The Top  Keep On Trucking 7'' Poland Next Wave Of Punks 1:42 Injustice Pressure Demo 2023 Sydney CAPTURE 1:24 COMPOUND DEMO Madrid CAF Fight for nothing 1:45 DEPOPULATION DEPARTMENT Another War Victim LP Stand Together (bkgrd) 3:10  SLOWDOWN  CAF Asturies Subterranea Vol 1 CompUSA CAF Battle Fatigue 1:37 Condemned  ERNIA Strike To Kill split LP Sin Control 1:00 End It Now CAF Asturies Subterranea Vol 1 Comp Soy Un Panfleto 1:11 Nietos de Puta Asturies Subterranea Vol 1 Comp Muerto Viviente 1:38 THE FUCKED FRIKIS Asturies Subterranea Vol 1 Comp Bilbao CAF ANARCHY 1:02 HYOKKAYS Antigobierno (anti-gov) EP Valencia CAF DRONES DE LA GUERRA 1:39 Auxilio - ST Take My Place 1:10 Alien Dregs Alien Dregs Demo It's Not Enough 1:11 Unamused Haven't You Been Deceived Poison Planet (CoC) 1:27 Killer Of Sheep Out Of Time Making You Cry (Screeching Weasel) 1:32 Wellsville Records Pantzig - The Right To Remain Stupid Wastelandescape (bkgrd) 4:11 ASHDOD CAF Murder Awaits 10" Madrid Esperando que el Último Caiga (waiting for the last one to fall) 2:34  WILD DÖGS ST EP

In this episode, Dr. Asia Lyons meets with Dr. Dèsa Karye Daniel to discuss the tenants of Racial Battle Fatigue. Throughout their conversation, they reflect on the experiences of Black Teachers and how sharing these experiences can change the narrative for future Black educators. Dr. Lyons gives examples of how mental health practitioners can support Black educators through culturally responsive practices.   For more on Asia, links from the conversation, and APA citation for this episode visit https://concept.paloaltou.edu/resources/the-thoughtful-counselor-podcast  The Thoughtful Counselor is created in partnership with Palo Alto University's Division of Continuing & Professional Studies. Learn more at concept.paloaltou.edu

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“The most critical time in any battle is not when I'm fatigued, it's when I no longer care.” Too often we don't care, or that's what we tell ourselves.  We work really hard not to care because we've figured out that caring is just too risky, in whatever way it happens to be too risky for us.  We get the idea in our head that ‘not' caring is just easier, because we don't care.  Or it's safer, because we don't care.  We're not in a position to get hurt, because we don't care.  If things don't go our way it doesn't matter, because we don't care.  If something or someone fails us, there's no loss to us because we don't care.  And this whole mindset of not caring is not about not caring at all.  It's about protecting ourselves from the pain that we fear we'll experience if we do care. But, by assuming this self-protective position, we're doing something that we may not be thinking about at all.  We're retreating.  Basically, we're retreating from any situations that have caused us pain before, or from situations that we feel will cause us pain if we deal with them.  And in all that retreating, maybe there's a stance that we should have taken, or some action that we should have engaged in, or some decision that we should have stood in opposition to or in support of.  But we don't.  We don't.  Instead, we retreat.  And we retreat because we've worked real hard to convince ourselves that we don't care, and we've done that so that we won't get hurt.  And therefore, the battle that maybe should have been ours, or the battle that we should have contributed to, or the battle that was critical for us or someone else is fought without us being in it.  Or worse yet, maybe it never got fought at all because we didn't show up to fight it.  And the loss that we incur, however we incurred it, is likely to cause a level of pain far, far greater than the pain that we were working to avoid feeling in the first place.  And in the end, there's a good chance that we'll end up caring that we didn't care.  And because we end up caring that we didn't care, we'll create a battle in the last place that we ever want to fight one…and that's within ourselves.

Editors Nicholas D. Hartlep and Daisy Ball will discuss their book, Racial Battle Fatigue in Faculty (Routledge, 2019) which examines the challenges faced by diverse faculty members in colleges and universities. Highlighting the experiences of faculty of colorincluding African American, Asian American, Hispanic American, and Indigenous populationsin higher education across a range of institutional types, chapter authors employ an autoethnographic approach to the telling of their stories. Chapters illustrate on-the-ground experiences, elucidating the struggles and triumphs of faculty of color as they navigate the historically White setting of higher education, and provide actionable strategies to help faculty and administrators combat these issues. This book gives voice to faculty struggles and arms graduate students, faculty, and administrators committed to diversity in higher education with the specific tools needed to reduce Racial Battle Fatigue (RBF) and make lasting and impactful change.

Crystal Lepscier talks about how the history of education and racism tied to historically government sanctioned assimilation and similar genocidal practices ties into our traumas and experiences within the institution that is 'school.' This is profound when we think about Racial Battle Fatigue. This term explains the physiological and psychological harm that is a result of long term microaggressions, racism, and intergenerational trauma. This term carries a weight that, when confronted, has the potential to also help us open the doors to understanding and healing, which sets us on a better path to our human selves. Lepscier is an enrolled citizen of the Little Shell Chippewa Tribe and a first line descendant of Menominee and Stockbridge-Munsee communities. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. She currently works at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay (UWGB) as the First Nations Student Success Coordinator, supporting all Indigenous students at the institution. Lepscier recently completed her Ed.D. in the First Nations Education Doctorate (FNED) program at UWGB, where she focused her dissertation work on combating Racial Battle Fatigue in the Indigenous student population in higher education.

Last week we heard from Dr. Robbie Crawford on the Essential Elements of Children's Ministry. Today, let's hear from her husband Rev. James Crawford as he addresses Battle Fatigue.

Pastor Rob Rines September 23, 2022 Youth Conference 2022 Session 1

The 90s were a TIME to be Black and be in film. And a lot of us were raised by the content from this film. It was also a moment for relevance, connectivity, and realizing that the spectrum of Blackness was a lot closer together than we may have realized. Set It Off? Above the Rim? Friday? New Jack City? Black folks were living on the silver screen. In this episode, Dalin and AJ dive into the subject of 4 movies from the 90s - Boomerang, Soul Food, Bad Boys, and Love & Basketball - that influenced their relationships with the culture and how it cultivated who they became as adults. They'll also talk about the relevance these films may have today. So grab that popcorn, chocolate of your choice, and extra large icee (go to the bathroom first) because Battle Fatigue is taking you to the movies!

In this episode of Battle Fatigue, AJ and Dalin slow things down for a second for a check-in with each other. The world is literally going to hell in a daisy-painted handbasket and the duo wants to chill and process some of the major moments happening around us, together. If you are feeling overwhelmed or unmoored and need something to help give you words that make you feel like, “yup, I felt that too,” join these best friends for a very honest check in. 

***Trigger Warning*** This episode of Battle Fatigue deals with a reaction to the decision to overturn Roe v Wade. AJ and Dalin will be discussing the history of experimentation on Black people - specifically Black women - from the time of slavery until today.    AJ will break down how deeply rooted gynecological studies have been in causing trauma to the bodies of Black women. And you will hear about how methods of bondage, abortion, breeding, and overall sexual assault with Black women have been used to further the American agenda and other scientific advancements. If it wasn't clear, this episode is about Black women. Listener discretion is highly advised. Tune in if you can, but please take care of yourselves. 

Sometimes "existing" can be a lot. Amber West offers her outlook on how she deals with Racial Battle Fatigue.

***NOTE: This episode was recorded one day before the horrific events in Uvalde, Texas at Robb Elementary School.*** In this blerd-to-end-all-blerd episodes, AJ and Dalin are back with another Debate Mixtape throw down. In volume 4, they tackle the still unresolved issue: Is The Nightmare Before Christmas a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie and is there a middle ground for the two? We'll also discover the best and SECOND best Disney villains with their friend-affirming answers and hear the moment when Dalin renders AJ speechless (not for long, but still). Then things get more serious when they ponder whether OG Justice League member Martian Manhunter chose Blackness as a visual representation and home of his personal grief. Go deep into the questions inside of the questions on this blerd-i-sode ep of Battle Fatigue. 

Well, it finally happened. AJ finally gets to nerd out about one of her other favorite historical figures: her main man Rob. In this episode of Battle Fatigue, the duo journey through the fascinating life of Robert Smalls. This spy story is wild and winding and just when you think it's over, there's more. The reveals are too many to count and Dalin has a lot of questions. There aren't too many stories from the days of enslavement that end with a sense of unbridled hope and overflowing pride. This isn't just a tale of survival. It's a tale of what's possible. So buckle up, buttercup! We're going on a wild ride with the badass, Robert Smalls. Hope you don't get seasick. 

Pornography, social drinking, and emotionalism: if there was ever a time for the church to possess temperance, it's now! Tune in for some eyesalve to the Laodicean Bubonic Plague

On today's episode, Marie Swift, PR pro and marketing guru joins us to discuss balancing your energy, relationships, and business. As the founder of

Soldiers in the Lord's Army can get worn out in the daily battle. That's when our most common foe strikes! Thankfully, God gave us the perfect defense to hold everything together: Temperance! So, add it to your faith so you don't give in to your emotions and carnal temptations!

Well, it was a wild Women's History Month and Black women are still getting the sh*t end of the deal. In this episode of Battle Fatigue, the bestie duo look at the treatment of Black women, past and present. And Dalin, like only he can, gets AJ to give some insight into what being a Black woman looks like in her slice of reality. Between the confirmation hearings of Judge Kentanji Brown Jackson to the countless moments during Women's History Month, in which Black women have not been cared for, this one is a heavy episode. If you have Black women in your life and don't know how to love and support them, maybe this is the episode for you. In true BF fashion, we get through it with love, laughter and friendship. 

What do the Greenwood, Mississippi-based McGhee family, the KKK, and Marlon Brando have in common? Well, apparently the answer is Bob Zellner, civil rights activist and Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee's (SNCC) first white field secretary. In this variety session of Battle Fatigue, AJ recalls some of her favorite stories as heard from the living legend in the movement himself. We know that Black history is often one of violence and despair and it can be easy to forget that in times of crisis and survival, there can be pockets of joy and relief. How did Mrs. McGhee beat on a police officer in his place of business and get away with it? Why would you ever need to tell an episcopal pastor to shut up? Why does Marlon Brando go through so many shoes? Tune in to find out these answers and more in this multi-tale episode of "one day you'll look back on this and laugh. If the trauma lets you." SHOW NOTES: https://snccdigital.org/people/mcghee-family/

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Dr. Gerald Harmon says the nations physicians and healthcare workers are reaching a breaking point and he's worried about what this means for the future.  He tells HealthCall's Lee Kelso a physician shortage is looming just when an aging population needs them most.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of "The Breach", Ty, Jason, and Daniel discuss battle fatigue and its role on the believer. They talk about how the enemy wants us worn out and broken down so that we are no longer a threat - also discussed are the ways we can mitigate battle fatigue. In a world full of distractions and energy draining problems, we have to navigate this life with intentionality if we want to change this world while we are still living in it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/charliemikeintl/support

Are you battle weary? Our daily battle as Christians is tiring, isn't it? We battle our sin. We battle intrusion of other peoples' sin. We battle false doctrine. We do this daily. Here is some encouragement from me to you, and of course, from scripture. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://the-end-time.org/2021/06/05/spiritual-warfare-and-battle-fatigue/

The Hidden Cost of Being Black (BIPOC) in AmericaMay 25, 2021 marked one year since the murder of George Floyd. Around the country, people held services of remembrance. These commemorations came shortly on the heels of the trial of the man who murdered him, Derek Chauvin. For many people who are black and others, the vicious murder, the trial, and the commemorations are traumatizing. Watching the video of his murder as well as reliving this experience and other acts of violence against people of color (along with the day to day microaggressions) create anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.Join Rev. Dr. TLC and her guest, Dr. Rosell L. Jenkins as they discuss the impact of racism on black people and other people of color. Dr. Jenkins, a licensed psychologist, reports a rise in the number of patients who present with Racial Battle Fatigue (RBF) and other related symptoms. They will discuss what RBF is, its impact on the individual and the larger society, and treatment interventions. This is a conversation you don't want to miss!Tune in for this important conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.Show NotesSegment 1The first segment opens with Rev. Dr. Terrlyn introducing the show and today's guest. Dr. Rosell L. Jenkins, licensed psychologist who reports a rise in the number of patients who present with Racial Battle Fatigue (RBF) and other related symptoms. Rev. Dr. Terrlyn then leads the first couple of minutes of the show with a prayer. Rev. Dr. Terrlyn then discusses the importance of remembering the murder of George Floyd, we must discuss what has happened in the past, whats happening now, and what will come. They are reminders that we are still standing, but also that the fight isn't over for people of color in this country.Segment 2The second segment starts with Rev. Dr. Terrlyn opening the conversation to how to deal with the day to day effects of racism on someone's mind and how to cope with it. Dr. Rosell says that she has noticed an uptick in the number of people seeking therapy. Dr. Rosell then explains the pandemic already caused an exuberant increase in people with depression, anxiety, and for the racial injustices to happen in the middle of already existing chaos, people lost all hope. You may even think apocalyptic. Dr. Rosell says that there has been a rise in suicide attempts relating to racial trauma. She says the mentality is that, “if this is what the world has to offer then I don't want any part of it.”Segment 3The third segment starts with Rev. Dr. Terrlyn asking Dr. Rosell how a person could feel more safe dealing with RBF. Dr. Rosell says being able to distinguish immediate threats or is this a side effect of thinking every person and everything is a threat. She says that to believe that it is but to ask questions. This will allow you to logically work through the situation and to determine if there is an immediate threat and how to solve it. Rev. Dr. Terrlyn says that you should stay vigilant, but don't have a constant stream of constant trauma triggers. This will cause a constant state of anxiety or panic. Rev. Dr. Terrlyn says there is a method and process to dismantle racism and we should stay diligent to stick to the method so real impact happens.Segment 4The final segment opens with Rev. Dr. Terrlyn opening the conversation to how to encourage people to get help for mental health issues they are dealing with. Dr. Rosell says that if you notice a loved one is acting in a way they have never acted before, that may be a perfect indicator for you to help that person get help. Rev. Dr. Terrlyn says that the upsurge in people needing therapy is so great that most people can't find one. Dr. Rosell adds that there are plenty of ways to seek out a therapist with specific conditions and that may help someone find the help they need.

Dr. William A. Smith and I breakdown the meaning of Racial Battle Fatigue and share ways to cope with the symptoms.

Are you exhausted? In this episode, we dive into racial battle fatigue, multiracial identity, and dismantling the guilt around play and joy.  Janet Stickmon is a professor of humanities, specializing in Ethnic Studies, and faculty coordinator of the Cultural Center at Napa Valley College. Stickmon's books Crushing Soft Rubies—A Memoir, Midnight Peaches, Two O'Clock Patience—A Collection of Essays, Poems, and Short Stories on Womanhood and the Spirit, Male Strippers as Healers and their Emcee as Griotte—Why Magic Mike XXL is Deeper Than You Think, and To Black Parents Visiting Earth: Raising Black Children in the 21st Century have been used in colleges and universities nationwide. Her essays have appeared in The Huffington Post, Mutha Magazine, Read to Write Stories, Positively Filipino, and Red and Yellow, Black and Brown: Decentering Whiteness in Mixed Race Studies (Rutgers University Press, 2017). Janet Stickmon holds a Master's of the Arts Degree in Ethnic Studies from San Francisco State University, a Master's of the Arts Degree in Religion and Society from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, and a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of California, Irvine. For over 20 years, Stickmon's work has influenced thousands across the country. Connect with Janet: -FB: @janetstickmon -IG: @janetstickmon -Website: www.brokenshackle.net -For info and to register for #CenterJoyPWR: https://rebrand.ly/speak2janet or send me a direct message on IG: @janetstickmon -Book: To Black Parents Visiting Earth available on Amazon _____________________ ▲Free Masterclass for Healers (REPLAY): https://tinyurl.com/6224226623   ▲Learn your Healer Archetype here: https://www.alwaysplay.org/healerarchetype   ▲We Breathe on Sundays: https://www.alwaysplay.org/sunday-night-breathwork   ▲ Mastermind + Accelerator for Healers, Coaches, and Practitioners Launching Intuitive Businesses: https://www.alwaysplay.org/nca   ▲Healing Arts Practitioner Training Program Immersion: www.alwaysplay.org/immersion   ▲Become a certified breathwork facilitator or sound healer: https://www.alwaysplay.org/breathwork-facilitator-certification   ▲ Become an Integrative Health Coach (Save $2000): https://geti.in/3vhkSWB   ▲Connect on social: @shanila.sattar   Music: Armeen Musa, Shara Dao Support my work: Share with friends, venmo: Shanila-Sattar, sponsor an episode hello@alwaysplay.org