In a world where honest conversations about mental health are vital for growth and healing, the Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM) has launched a groundbreaking podcast: “Black Healing Remixed.” Hosted by Yolo Akili Robinson and Natalie Patterson, this immersive podcast is more than just a listening experience; it’s a platform that brings ancestral wisdom and modern complexities together. It’s where the front porch, the kitchen island, and that perfect seat on the couch converge to facilitate raw and honest dialogues about Black healing and wellness.
“Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast” delves into the intricate relationship between mental health and various aspects of life, including discussions about nurturing mental well-being within relationships and navigating generational differences in mental health and depression.
The episodes, dropping bi-weekly every Tuesday, provide listeners with a regular dose of insightful conversations, shedding light on how Black individuals navigate mental health and wellness in their daily lives. However, the engagement doesn’t end with the podcast. Every other Thursday at 2:00 PM ET, BEAM invites the community to join them on Instagram Live for interactive sessions, fostering a deeper connection with the audience. The next Instagram Live session is scheduled for October 5th, and a special Instagram Live recap featuring hosts Yolo Akili Robinson and Natalie Patterson is set for October 26th. This unique combination of podcast episodes and live engagement offers a holistic and immersive experience for listeners and community members.
Yolo Akili Robinson, Founder & Executive Director of BEAM, expressed his enthusiasm for leading these important conversations, stating, “We wanted to create a space where we could have real conversations – not just topical, clinical discussions – but conversations that are more honest and authentic and hold systems accountable for our mental health distress. ‘Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast’ is about recognizing the beauty and diversity of our community’s healing practices.”
Natalie Patterson, Director of Training & Programs at BEAM, added, “This podcast is an opportunity to embrace our imperfections and celebrate Black healing in all its forms. We hope each episode provides folks with the language and the tools to support themselves and their loved ones.”
BEAM, the Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective, is an institution dedicated to the healing, wellness, and liberation of Black and marginalized communities. Their mission is to remove the barriers that Black people experience while accessing emotional health care, through education, training, advocacy, and the creative arts.
It’s important to note that while BEAM’s programs are for educational purposes, they are not substitutes for a relationship with a licensed or trained wellness practitioner. By engaging with this podcast series, listeners acknowledge that it is not a clinical therapeutic service.
In conclusion, “Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast” by BEAM serves as a beacon of hope and understanding, amplifying vital conversations surrounding Black healing and wellness. By redefining Black wellness in real-time, this podcast paves the way for a world where there are no barriers to Black healing, fostering a brighter and more inclusive future for all.
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BEAM Launches “Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast” – Your Front Porch for Honest Talks on Black Healing and Wellness
REDEFINING BLACK WELLNESS IN REAL TIME – YOLO AKILI ROBINSON AND NATALIE PATTERSON FOR HONEST TALKS ON BLACK HEALING, DROPS BI-WEEKLY EVERY TUESDAY, WITH INTERACTIVE IG LIVE SESSIONS
LOS ANGELES, CA — The Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM) is thrilled to unveil “Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast.” This immersive podcast, hosted by Yolo Akili Robinson and Natalie Patterson, is a refreshing space where ancestral wisdom seamlessly merges with the complexities of modern life. It’s the front porch, the kitchen island, and that perfect seat on the couch where raw and honest conversations about Black healing and wellness come alive. The podcast explores the intricate relationship between mental health and sex, featuring discussions on nurturing mental well-being within relationships and navigating generational differences with mental health and depression.
“Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast” is designed to keep you engaged and connected with the BEAM community throughout its season. New episodes drop bi-weekly, every Tuesday, providing listeners with a regular dose of insightful conversations that dive into how Black folks navigate mental health and wellness in their everyday lives. The engagement goes beyond the podcast itself. Every other Thursday, at 2:00 PM ET, BEAM invites you to join them on Instagram Live for a lively and interactive session with the BEAM staff and community. The next Instagram Live session is scheduled for October 5th, so mark your calendars! Be sure to catch the final episode of season 1, airing on October 24th, followed by a special Instagram Live recap featuring hosts Yolo Akili Robinson and Natalie Patterson on October 26th. This dynamic combination of podcast episodes and live engagement ensures that “Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast” offers a holistic and immersive experience for its listeners and community members.
Host Yolo Akili Robinson, Founder & Executive Director of BEAM, shared his excitement about leading these important conversations, stating, “We wanted to create a space where we could have real conversations–not topical, clinical discussions–, but conversations that are more honest and authentic and hold systems accountable for our mental health distress. ‘Black Healing Remixed: The Podcast’ is about recognizing the beauty and diversity of our community’s healing practices.”
Host Natalie Patterson, Director of Training & Programs at BEAM, added, “This podcast is an opportunity to embrace our imperfections and celebrate Black healing in all its forms. We hope each episode provides folks with the language and the tools to support themselves and their loved ones.”
BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) is an institution dedicated to the healing, wellness, and liberation of Black and marginalized communities. Their mission is to remove the barriers that Black people experience accessing emotional health care, through education, training, advocacy, and the creative arts.
If you or someone you know needs immediate mental health support, please utilize these resources. BEAM’s programs are meant for educational purposes only and are not substitutes for a relationship with a licensed or trained wellness practitioner. By listening to and/or watching this series, you agree that you understand that this program is not a clinical therapeutic service.
ABOUT BEAM:
The Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose vision is “a world where there are no barriers to Black healing.” To achieve this vision, BEAM trains individuals, organizations and grassroots movements on how to implement healing justice and social justice informed mental health strategies in their communities and work environments.
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