Many women strive for excellence every day for themselves and their families. The strong black woman, also called the black superwoman complex, is a strong, resilient, African-American woman, who strives for excellence in all areas of her life to prove she isn’t inferior or inadequate and that she's deserving of the same equal opportunities and access to meaningful resources and success as her white male counterparts. The sacrifice for her super achievements is the denial of her own pain and needs.

Let's Talk Corelicious Leave Room For Dessert Podcast with Miss V The Core Life Coach, Entrepreneur, Author, Core Life Coach, and Professional Speaker

Sound Healing with David Gibson

All the ways to use Sound and Vibration to Heal Every Issue and Get High

The Sports Doctor with Dr. Robert Weil

Guest, Rick Bava

Breaking the Silence With Host Dr. Gregory Williams

With Guest, Theo Boyd, Author of "My Grief is Not Like Yours" and Host of the "Think Theo Podcast"

This weeks guest is Theo Boyd, the author of her book "My Grief is Not Like Yours," a memoir on her sudden and traumatic loss in 2019. Her book gives a tragic account of quickly life can turn to grief. In this episode we dive into Theo's life and explore her hardships and grief, you do not want to miss this inspirational program.

The Sports Doctor with Dr. Robert Weil

Guests, Andrea Vallely and Corey Poirier

Title: S2 E5 The Protective Illusion of the Black Superwoman Complex Part 

The strong black woman, also called the black superwoman complex, is a strong, resilient, African-American woman, who strives for excellence in all areas of her life, driven in part by an effort to be seen as equal in a society that sees little value in her and believes she's undeserving of access to meaningful resources and success. The sacrifice for her super achievements is the denial of her own pain and needs.

Learn: