Shanita Jackson's guest appearances

Shanita Jackson

UNLEASH: The Podcast

The407Show Live w/ CaliboiJones

Amma Marfo

Whitney Williams

Sasha Simmons

Jen Fry

Keiona Eady

Sierra Hairston

Rayana Briggs

Jackie T

Shimina Harris

OwlTail

Shanita’s openness and transparency was well received during Episode 26; Mental Health w/ Shanita Jackson led in listens for eight consecutive weeks and is still the most listened to episode across channels. Never be afraid to tell your story, it can change someone’s life, someone’s perspective and someone’s level of understanding as it relates to others. In this episode, Shanita is back and sharing from a different perspective. This time she shares not only some things that happened to her, but also some things that have helped her healing process. Healing is indeed a choice, not a requirement. Bottling up pains of the past is way too normal, let’s dive into this episode to encourage ourselves and others to heal from past traumas.Want to connect with Shanita? She has a book coming out this year and if you’re like me, you can’t wait to read her story! Facebook: fb.me/Jackson.shanitaInstagram: intagram.com/sj.warriorWould you like to share your unique story? Email me at empoweringtoday@1amshe.com, I would love to hear more about you and potentially have you on the show!

Shanita’s openness and transparency was well received during Episode 26; Mental Health w/ Shanita Jackson led in listens for eight consecutive weeks and is still the most listened to episode across channels. Never be afraid to tell your story, it can change someone’s life, someone’s perspective and someone’s level of understanding as it relates to others. In this episode, Shanita is back and sharing from a different perspective. This time she shares not only some things that happened to her, but also some things that have helped her healing process. Healing is indeed a choice, not a requirement. Bottling up pains of the past is way too normal, let’s dive into this episode to encourage ourselves and others to heal from past traumas. Want to connect with Shanita? She has a book coming out this year and if you’re like me, you can’t wait to read her story! Facebook: <a href="http://fb.me/Jackson.shanita" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fb.me/Jackson.shanita</a> Instagram: <a href="http://intagram.com/sj.warrior" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">intagram.com/sj.warrior</a> Would you like to share your unique story? Email me at empoweringtoday@1amshe.com, I would love to hear more about you and potentially have you on the show!

041: I Chose to Heal w/ Shanita Jackson

I had a breakdown, I needed help, I found therapy . . . Ms. Shanita Jackson allows me to get deep into her life and personal journey as it relates to mental health. Shanita is a FAMU alum, social worker, ‘mauntie’ and brown girl striving for better mentally, physically and emotionally. During the interview, Shanita allowed me to ask some tough questions and she didn’t hold back in the answers. Delayed but not denied, we were scheduled to have this intimate interview a while back, but I had to take a ‘Tiny Tab Break’ as I had some imbalances of my own.  Blessed to be back and better, the break was needed!Shanita collectively shares from her past, her profession and her personal life. Never be afraid to tell your story, it can change someone’s life, someone’s perspective and someone’s level of understanding as it relates to others. I am grateful for this interview. Enjoy!

I had a breakdown, I needed help, I found therapy . . . Ms. Shanita Jackson allows me to get deep into her life and personal journey as it relates to mental health. Shanita is a FAMU alum, social worker, ‘mauntie’ and brown girl striving for better mentally, physically and emotionally. During the interview, Shanita allowed me to ask some tough questions and she didn’t hold back in the answers. Delayed but not denied, we were scheduled to have this intimate interview a while back, but I had to take a ‘Tiny Tab Break’ as I had some imbalances of my own. Blessed to be back and better, the break was needed! Shanita collectively shares from her past, her profession and her personal life. Never be afraid to tell your story, it can change someone’s life, someone’s perspective and someone’s level of understanding as it relates to others. I am grateful for this interview. Enjoy!

026: Mental Health Matters w/ Shanita Jackson