Charmaine Beasley, LPC-S & Jasmine Bishop, LPC-S

Stay Mentally Dope

Health EN ↓ 78 episodes

Mental health just ain’t the same for Black folks. Join Charmaine & Jasmine, two licensed therapists obsessed with Black culture, as they:-Unpack your favorite throwback movies. (And ruin some along the way).-Decode why Black parents refuse to apologize. (Spoiler: it's not what you think.)-Help you ditch the struggle love cycle. (Because honey, you deserve more!)Want to level up your own mental health journey or just want to laugh while trying to make sense of this life, hit that subscribe button, boo. This journey about Black mental health is gonna be DOPE!

Author

Charmaine Beasley, LPC-S & Jasmine Bishop, LPC-S

Category

Health

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 22, 2026

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Episodes

Microaggressions 11.04.2022

In this episode listen as mental health therapists, Charmaine and Jasmine, discuss Microaggressions and how they affect people of color and their mental health. 

Poetic Justice 14.03.2022

Two therapists, Jasmine and Charmaine, rewatch the movie Poetic Justice and talk about trauma and grief. This is especially nuanced for Black women. We chat about how the movie echoes the experience of a lot of women who might be seen having an attitude, having dysfunctional family issues, and losing people. We carry a lot and it's time to talk about it.

Baby Boy 11.02.2022

Baby Boy has become a classic in black movie cinema. Two black licensed therapist, Charmaine and Jasmine sit down to discuss the movie Baby Boy from a mental health perspective. 

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