The Whole Black Woman Podcast
Jessica Lyles, LISW-CP, Treasurer of our Board, recently joined Denisha Gingles, MS, LCPC, BCBA, LBA, on her podcast The Whole Black Woman.
Denisha & Jessica explore the essential role of boundaries in Black motherhood, challenging the expectation to be everything to everyone. They discuss why boundaries are an act of self-preservation, not rejection, and how to set them even when guilt arises. They also break down the difference between boundary violations and boundary crossings and examine how societal pressures make it harder for Black women to say “No” without guilt.
About Denisha Gingles
Denisha is an “activist, clinician, scholar, and first-generation CEO.”
“Denisha is a passionate, liberation-centered counselor (LCPC) and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) dedicated to igniting collective and individual freedom of underserved populations, with an intentional lens on Black lives. She is the owner of two behavioral health organizations, PhD Student, and social justice activist. As a pioneer in her field, she has mastered the creation of sacred spaces that promote wellness, self-awareness, and personal growth toward valued living.”
Be sure to check out her website to explore, read, and learn more.