Dr.Tamaru Speaks

All the things to be thankful for...and my new "thing"

What is Adverse Childhood Experiences ( ACEs)?\r\nOn this episode Dr.Tamaru is joined by Dr. E\'Toyare Williams. Dr. Torie educates, inspires and motivates listeners to identify and address this health issue that is impacting our community. Dr. Torie is an ACEs Educator, Educational Consultant, Motivational Speaker & Life Coach, who has made it her life\'s mission to educate as many people as possible on addressing their ACEs. Listen as she passionately speaks on her journey and inspires others to do the same. Dr.Torie is on social media @DrVictorieus ( Twitter & Instagram) FB: Be vicTORIEus with Dr. Torie Williams and YouTube: Dr.VicTORIEus\r\nAdditional information on this podcast can be found on blackfeministpost.com

My thoughts on the New Year that is slowly approaching and Five tips to help you cross over the threshhold of 2021 with cautious optimism.

In this episode I reflecting on the past year and the things I am thankful for during this pandemic.

My thoughts on the election results. The impact of a Biden/Harris win and the mixed emotions that follow.

An informative and inspiring interview with Mrs.Simone Handy, founder and visionary of Acts of Love Corporation. Listen as she tells her story of overcoming her own challenges in life, to become a successful business woman, mother and wife. actsoflovecorp.org IG:@actsoflovecorp FB: Acts of love corp IG: iimprovelives IG:handystylz IG:handysultimatetravel IG:happyshandy

In this podcast I talk about doubt, and how doubt and fear walk hand in hand. It's time to let go of doubt and fear and live your dreams, live your life, die empty!

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and during this series I will be highlighting cases of Black Women being murdered at the hands of their domestic partners.

Working from home with a toddler calls for margaritas and massages.

Chadwick Boseman, King T’Challa of Wakanda, the Black Panther left us with a lesson we should all learn, or relearn. The lesson on empathy. So many are fighting silent battles, be kind. Listen to my thoughts, like, subscribe, share and comment.

Join me as my special guest Anika J. McDonald, LCSW., the #CreativeSocialWorker and I discuss activism, domestic violence, and healing during COVID-19. Anika can be reached on Instagram @ak4ra_divine

I took a vacation y’all, and it was necessary. Listen as I tell you all about my vacation and tell you reasons why you should take one if you’re able to. Not because it’s COVID, not because you’re at home, don’t skip your vacation. Your well-being depends on it.

Life goes on. An episode about getting up and moving forward after life’s disappointments.

I’m starting a virtual book club! If you’re interested in joining, here’s how.

Coronavirus has us all at a standstill. Our backs are against the wall. Listen to my “reups” on how to break the funk and repurpose your life while adjusting to the new normal. Special guest Quana Dee of “Just me and a mic”podcast. Unedited & Authentic Read more at:blackfeministpost.com Twitter: Dr.Tamaru IG: Sunflowertherapist

Let’s talk about toxic friendships and ways to spot if you’re in one! @drtamaru-Twitter @sunflowertherapist-Instagram Blackfeministpost.com

You can’t be what you can’t see.

Let’s talk about losing and keeping that weight gained during COVID-19. What have you been doing?

My views on Fifty Cent’s remarks on Black women being angry when he dates “exotic” women, and Lil Wayne’s chuckle.

August Alsina has opened a can of worms with his interview about his relationship with Jada Pinkett-Smith. Let’s talk a little about that and a lot about open relationships with Guest QD.