Black Writer Therapy Podcast

Title: Friendship, Violence, and the Jouney of Healing with Mickie MorencyEpisode Notes:In this enlightening session of Black Writer Thereapy, join your host, Ella Shawn, a published author, and unlicensed therapist, as she engages in a deep conversation with debut author and immigrant advocate, Micki Morency. Prepare to delve into the heart of Micki's debut novel, "The Island Sisters," and explor...

Title: Spirit, Resilience, and the Art of WritingDescription: In this session of Black Writer Therapy, Ella has Ms. Suzette D. Harrison on the therapist's couch. They discuss the innate Southernism that resides in Black folk, finding and owning your writing voice, and opening self to spirit to be a conduit for healing through writing. This episode is a must-listen for Black historical fiction read...

Description: Welcome to the debut episode of Black Writer Therapy, where we dive into the stories and experiences that shape the voices of Black women writers. In this powerful session, join host Ella Shawn as she engages in a candid conversation with Lisa Williamson Rosenberg, a licensed psychotherapist and debut author who identifies as a Black Jew. Lisa takes us on a journey through her unique...

Just a little taste of what's to come in the first season of the Black Writer Therapy podcast.Featuring Lisa Williamson Rosenberg, award-winning author of Embers on the Wind.Be sure to follow me for updates on IG and FB @authorellashawn and Twitter @EllaShawn0215 TikTok @ellashawnauthor

The black Writer Therapy podcast's official launch date is June 8, 2023. Each preliminary trailer is designed to answer the questions about what the podcast is and what it isn't. Who will be featured and who won't. Why I chose to focus on what I focus on. In this episode published author, Ella Shawn--host and unlicensed therapist--answers the three questions she knows she'll get more than any othe...

Welcome to Black Writer TherapyIm a Black woman telling my story. What matters is the lens through which Im telling it. And sometimes, many times, that lens, if were not careful, can be tainted by the ever-present consciousness of Whiteness as the default. Whiteness as gatekeeper. Whiteness as the dominant narrative even in stories where all the players are Black. ~TRACEY MICHAEL LEWIS-GIGGETTSWha...