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The 5 Things Black Women Need But Rarely Get

The 5 Things Black Women Need But Rarely Get

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Do you feel truly supported by those around you? Do you struggle to communicate how best you could be supported? Joining us this episode is Shirl- Creator of the Support Languages™ framework, and host of the Shades of Strong Podcast.

In this episode we dive into:

  • What the support languages are and how they differ from love languages
  • Why self-care isn't enough
  • How to start asking for what you need
  • What to do when your needs aren't met by the people closest to you
  • Building community as an adult


Find Shirl at https://shadesofstrong.com/ to take the support language assessment and if you have a story to share about what being strong has cost you, apply for her Black Woman Storytelling Series - Click here to apply!

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