In this episode, host Serena Edwards holds candid conversations with her guests, Shania Clarke and Aarlon Cyrus about their relationship with mental and how dismantle negative stigmas of mental health. This conversation is held specifically through the lens of the Black community and how generational trauma leads to unanswered questions and pain. Join these ladies in this conversation.

Everyone's journey is different and trying to fit in with society only delays fulfilling our purpose even more. Society pressures us to fit in when it comes to the job market, school, and our social lives. But how do we navigate our lives when it doesn't look like everyone else's. Join Serena as she talks about how she found the beauty in her imperfect journey.

It has become so modernized to post on social media instead of handling it in person when a situation arises. Circa 2020 and even now, people post on social media about gun reform, abortion, and Black Lives Matter instead of doing the work. It's become a trend to become "woke." People must be put in a position to bring change. In this episode, I talk about the work that I put in and why I feel like people aren't as woke as they think.

Relationships in this generation have been tainted by toxicity. Today we will be talking about how relationships aren't lasting and what could be the possible factors that caused this. Overall, both partners contribute to the demise of the relationship in some situations. From lack of communication to trust issues, it is important to keep your feelings and mental health as a priority as well as your partners.