Terrence Stewart's guest appearances

Terrence Stewart

Our Wildest Dreams by Brittany Pollard

What's Good With You?

Tavis Smiley

Mandy Sciacchitano

Jon Harris

Yolanda Williams

Jordan Hunter

Lawrence Carter

Jasmine Gates

Martin X

Jabbaar Tobios

Fatima Farmer

Cat Parks

Tianna Tye

OwlTail

Topic: Black Men &amp; Mental HealthDr. Wendy Thelese Talley - Corporate Wellness Expert and has worked in the mental health field for 22 years. Dr. Talley is the Founder and CEO of Thelese Consulting Group, LLC, a corporate group practice providing mental health treatment. Terrence Stewart is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned his Master’s in Social Work from California State University of Northridge. Terrence has 10+ years of experience in mental health, which includes working in schools, juvenile placements, and reintegration programs.Both will join Tavis for a conversation on Black men and mental health – in light of the recent Kanye West fallout

Topic: Black Men &amp; Mental Health Dr. Wendy Thelese Talley - Corporate Wellness Expert and has worked in the mental health field for 22 years. Dr. Talley is the Founder and CEO of Thelese Consulting Group, LLC, a corporate group practice providing mental health treatment. Terrence Stewart is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned his Master’s in Social Work from California State University of Northridge. Terrence has 10+ years of experience in mental health, which includes working in schools, juvenile placements, and reintegration programs. Both will join Tavis for a conversation on Black men and mental health – in light of the recent Kanye West fallout

Dr. Wendy Thelese Talley  &  Terrence Stewart on "Tavis Smiley"

***Trigger Warning***  Viewers discretion is advised . My Mind is playing tricks on me  explores the rise of suicide rates in black males. Terrence Stewart ASW is a black male therapist who shares his own experience with suicidal thoughts and also how to recognize the signs in others. Suicide deaths occur across the lifespan and have increased for Black youth, but the highest rate of death is among Black Americans aged 25-34 years of age. If you or anyone you know is contemplating suicide Please contact the suicide prevention hotline at 800-273-8255. or visit https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

***Trigger Warning***  Viewers discretion is advised . My Mind is playing tricks on me  explores the rise of suicide rates in black males. Terrence Stewart ASW is a black male therapist who shares his own experience with suicidal thoughts and also how to recognize the signs in others. Suicide deaths occur across the lifespan and have increased for Black youth, but the highest rate of death is among Black Americans aged 25-34 years of age. If you or anyone you know is contemplating suicide Please contact the suicide prevention hotline at 800-273-8255. or visit <a href="https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/</a>

My Mind is Playing Tricks on Me Feat. Terrence Stewart

I am so excited for you to hear today’s conversation with guest, Terrence Stewart, MSW. I’ve known Terrence since high school and I wanted to bring him on the show to speak about Black mental health and the importance of self care for Black men. On this episode, we speak about the stigma of seeking help and therapy in the Black community, how to incorporate self care into your schedule, and the importance of having mentorship and a support system.   About Terrence Stewart, MSW Terrence Stewart is a Los Angeles, Ca based Associate Clinical Social Worker. He has a background in psychotherapy and psychiatric social work and he is also the owner of T Raw Naturals, a natural product line that promotes health and wellness. Terrence’s most important value is helping and inspiring others to flourish into their full potential. His mission as a social worker is to utilize his skills to break the stigma around mental health in the Black community by normalizing mental health treatment.   Inside this episode, Terrence shares:  Mental and emotional triggers Black men experience  Coping mechanisms and addiction are apart of our healing process Breaking the stigma of therapy in the Black community How to create your own self care practice Finding communities and mentorship to boost personal growth  You can find out more about Terrence at: Website | Facebook | Instagram   Links Mentioned: 100 Black Men Meet Up   Join host Brittany Pollard on Instagram to keep the conversation going! The Everyday Intentions podcast removes the overwhelm of change and highlights how to navigate the “in between” moments of our current reality vs. our dreams through storytelling, humor, and present day life situations. Each week consists of stories, told by real people, in the midst of transforming their lives through small, daily intentions. Whether it’s making a huge change for the tenth time or choosing to believe in ourselves for the first time, our intentions make all the difference. Be sure to  subscribe on iTunes so you don’t miss an episode!

I am so excited for you to hear today’s conversation with guest, Terrence Stewart, MSW. I’ve known Terrence since high school and I wanted to bring him on the show to speak about Black mental health and the importance of self care for Black men. On this episode, we speak about the stigma of seeking help and therapy in the Black community, how to incorporate self care into your schedule, and the importance of having mentorship and a support system. About Terrence Stewart, MSW Terrence Stewart is a Los Angeles, Ca based Associate Clinical Social Worker. He has a background in psychotherapy and psychiatric social work and he is also the owner of T Raw Naturals, a natural product line that promotes health and wellness. Terrence’s most important value is helping and inspiring others to flourish into their full potential. His mission as a social worker is to utilize his skills to break the stigma around mental health in the Black community by normalizing mental health treatment. Inside this episode, Terrence shares: <ul> <li>Mental and emotional triggers Black men experience </li> <li>Coping mechanisms and addiction are apart of our healing process</li> <li>Breaking the stigma of therapy in the Black community</li> <li>How to create your own self care practice</li> <li>Finding communities and mentorship to boost personal growth</li> </ul> You can find out more about Terrence at: <a href="https://www.trawnaturals.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/trawnaturals/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/trawnaturals/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> Links Mentioned: <a href="https://100blackmen.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">100 Black Men</a> <a href="https://www.meetup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Meet Up</a> Join host Brittany Pollard on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brittanychenise/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> to keep the conversation going! The Everyday Intentions podcast removes the overwhelm of change and highlights how to navigate the “in between” moments of our current reality vs. our dreams through storytelling, humor, and present day life situations. Each week consists of stories, told by real people, in the midst of transforming their lives through small, daily intentions. Whether it’s making a huge change for the tenth time or choosing to believe in ourselves for the first time, our intentions make all the difference. Be sure to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-everyday-intentions-podcast-with-brittany-pollard/id1459729332" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> subscribe</a> on iTunes so you don’t miss an episode!