Brashani Reece's guest appearances

Brashani Reece

Unfiltered Conversation with Lady Goddess

Done With Adulting

Anything for Love | Katie Grimes

Witch City Witches

Ashley Mitchell

Marni Battista

Laura McKowen

Emily Henderson

Erica Feldmann

Karissa Kouchis

Ash Alberg

Brian Jackson

Emily Merrell

Kaylor Betts

Katie Grimes

Todd Sylvester

Kael Roberts

Suzie Wheeler

Kristen Pope

OwlTail

Asia and Jareed interview Dr. Brashani Reece about the why the United States prison system is doing more harm than good. Dr. Brashani Reece is a public speaker for ending life sentences and co-founder of the DropLWOP New England Project. As a survivor of violence, Dr. Reece has a personal understanding of the impact of violence and the ways in which our criminal justice system is built solely for punishment, not accountability or healing. She is passionate about finding alternatives to lifetime incarceration and specializes in introducing the key issues related to prison in America to audiences who are new to the conversation. Dr. Reece holds a doctorate in clinical psychology, with a dual specialization in forensic &amp; child psychology. She is also a trained restorative justice facilitator.  Resources to Get Started  www.sentencingproject.org/  www.prisonpolicy.org/  https://eji.org/criminal-justice-reform/Connect with Brashani and her work  www.droplwopnewengland.com  instagram.com/droplwopnewengland.com  facebook.com/droplwopnewengland   linkedin.com/in/brashani-reece/  instagram.com/brashanireece/  facebook.com/brashani

Asia and Jareed interview Dr. Brashani Reece about the why the United States prison system is doing more harm than good. Dr. Brashani Reece is a public speaker for ending life sentences and co-founder of the DropLWOP New England Project. As a survivor of violence, Dr. Reece has a personal understanding of the impact of violence and the ways in which our criminal justice system is built solely for punishment, not accountability or healing. She is passionate about finding alternatives to lifetime incarceration and specializes in introducing the key issues related to prison in America to audiences who are new to the conversation. Dr. Reece holds a doctorate in clinical psychology, with a dual specialization in forensic &amp; child psychology. She is also a trained restorative justice facilitator.  Resources to Get Started <a href="http://www.sentencingproject.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> www.sentencingproject.org/</a> <a href="http://www.prisonpolicy.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> www.prisonpolicy.org/</a> <a href="https://eji.org/criminal-justice-reform/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> https://eji.org/criminal-justice-reform/</a>Connect with Brashani and her work <a href="http://www.droplwopnewengland.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> www.droplwopnewengland.com</a> <a href="http://instagram.com/droplwopnewengland.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> instagram.com/droplwopnewengland.com</a> <a href="http://facebook.com/droplwopnewengland" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> facebook.com/droplwopnewengland </a> <a href="http://linkedin.com/in/brashani-reece/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> linkedin.com/in/brashani-reece/</a> <a href="http://instagram.com/brashanireece/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> instagram.com/brashanireece/</a> <a href="http://facebook.com/brashani" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> facebook.com/brashani</a>

The US Prison System - Pulling Back the Curtain with Dr. Brashani Reece

Does shame prevent you from being your authentic self in relationships? Does it turn you into a people pleaser who prioritizes others’ needs over your own? This week on the Anything for Love podcast, we’re talking about shame and how it can affect the way you show up in relationships.  Shame can cause friction for people at all different stages of their life and relationships. This is why I coach with women, anyone from those who may have just broken up with someone or are single, who are actively dating, and some who are currently in a relationship.  Does shame around rejection prevent you from showing someone you like them out of fear that if they knew, they’d reject you? Many of us have been inhibited in this way before and it’s important to recognize this behavior in ourselves to allow our authentic selves shine through. Check out this week’s podcast episode to learn more about shame in relationships, the difference between shame and guilt, and how you can learn to recognize these patterns in your own life!

Does shame prevent you from being your authentic self in relationships? Does it turn you into a people pleaser who prioritizes others’ needs over your own? This week on the Anything for Love podcast, we’re talking about shame and how it can affect the way you show up in relationships.  Shame can cause friction for people at all different stages of their life and relationships. This is why I coach with women, anyone from those who may have just broken up with someone or are single, who are actively dating, and some who are currently in a relationship.  Does shame around rejection prevent you from showing someone you like them out of fear that if they knew, they’d reject you? Many of us have been inhibited in this way before and it’s important to recognize this behavior in ourselves to allow our authentic selves shine through. Check out this week’s podcast episode to learn more about shame in relationships, the difference between shame and guilt, and how you can learn to recognize these patterns in your own life!

Shameless with Dr. Brashani Reece

In this episode, Ana and Bekah chat with Dr. Brashani Reece, a prison reform social activist. We discuss Brashani's personal practice as a witch, and her work supporting incarcerated witches. Tune in for a discussion on the prison industrial complex, the demonization of witches in the prison system, and social activism as an integral part of witchcraft.

1.11 Dr. Brashani Reece on Witchcraft, Social Activism, and Prison Reform