Dr. Kimberly: Tea and Therapy
By Dr. Kimberly
Dr. Kimberly: Tea and TherapyNov 16, 2019
Family Education and the Crucial C's with Marjie Longshore
Join Dr. Kimberly in welcoming Marjie Longshore, Ed.M, Executive Director of the Family Leadership Center. During this episode of Tea and Therapy, Dr. Kimberly and Marjie discuss the work conducted at the Family Leadership Center, parenting, and the Crucial C's. The Crucial C's are Adlerian concepts introduced by Amy Lew, Ph.D., and Betty Lou Bettner, Ph.D. The Crucial C's are Connect, Capable, Count, and Courage. While originally discussed in the goals of children's behaviors, the Crucial C's have been applied to numerous settings, including work and life tasks.
Recommended links:
Recommended reading:
Parenting with Courage and Uncommon Sense by Linda Jessup and Emory Luce Baldwin
Video of Crucial C's presented by Kim Lee-Own
Tea and Therapy with Bengü Ergüner Tekinalp, Ph.D President of North American Society of Adlerian Psychology and Professor at Drake University
To learn more about the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology and to attend the conference June 1 - 4, please visit www.alfredadler.org/2023conference. Early Bird registration ends on April 22nd.
Provide assistance to the relief funds in Turkey: Turkish Americans and Friends of Türkiye bridgetoturkiye.org/
Drake University School of Education MS: Counseling www.drake.edu/counseling/
Dr. Kimberly Tea and Therapy with The Challenge Coach Pascale Brady
"She is a life and business coach, consultant, trainer, and speaker with 30 years of professional experience, both in the corporate world and as an entrepreneur" (source: thechallengecoach.com).
Join Dr. Kimberly and Pascale as they discuss the connection between Adlerian therapy and Adlerian coaching, compare and contrast coaching and therapy, and offer insight for individuals seeking a coach and those wanting to enter the coaching field.
Please visit
thechallengecoach.com/ for more information on Pascale Brady and Coaching.
Coaching Links: (Source: Thechallengecoach.com) thechallengecoach.com/useful-links
Hobbies, interest and life skills. I hope you dance!
Hobbies and interests are important in life and can be utilized as tools for stress management, increased socialization, and connection with others. When working with clients, I often emphasize the importance of leisure activities and socialization with others. For many trying new things can be difficult. In those situations, I suggest clients consider activities they participated in when they were younger and continue or engage in similar activities as adults. Often activities that we enjoy in younger years can provide us with satisfaction as years progress and situations in life change.
1. What activity did you enjoy in the past?
2. How can you continue to engage in the activity now?
During this episode of Tea and Therapy, Dr. Kimberly and her dance friends (Elaina Conrad, Jillian Godwin, Catania James) as they discuss their journey to dance and how dance has sustained them through various stages of life.
Do you dance? What have been your childhood dreams? Have you been told that you're too much or not enough for dance? There's still time to follow your dreams!
Recommendations from guest Catania James:
Daniel Catanach : https://daniel-catanach-online.myshopify.com/
Daniel's bio from Steps on Broadway: https://www.broadwaydancecenter.com/faculty/daniel-catanach
Louise Ruck from Coupé Dance studio in Rockland County, NY (https://coupedance.com/staff/instructors/ballet-and-pointe/)
Teaches adult ballet in Rockland County and is very encouraging to adult students. Her corrections are great and gentle.
Dance resources:
Social Media: Catania James: Thick Ballerina https://www.thethickballerina.com/ * https://www.instagram.com/thethickballerina/
Documentary: The Black Ballerina https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6245710/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
Dance Classes: Daniel Catanach (Virtual and in-person classes) https://daniel-catanach-online.myshopify.com/
Dance Studios in the DMV area:
Maryland Youth Ballet: https://www.marylandyouthballet.org/
Washington Ballet: https://www.washingtonballet.org/open-classes/
BalletNova: https://balletnova.org/
Planning and Goals for 2023
During this episode, Dr. Kimberly provides sips of tea regarding goal setting for the new year. Bring your pen and paper to this episode as you make plans for 2023.
Intimacy, Kink, Shame: Let's talk about sex
Tea and Therapy: Finding Yourself in Transition
During this episode of Tea and Therapy, Dr. Kimberly revisits an in-person presentation: Finding yourself in transition: mental wellness and change.
This episode includes a discussion on The various types of transitions, Stages of Transitions, Psychological conditions associated with transitions, Grief and Transitions, Stages of change, and the interplay between developmental stages and transitions/change.
Questions to explore while listening to this podcast:
- What type of transition are you experiencing?
- What is your current transition or change?
- Does this transition appear within or out of your control?
- Where were you before? Where are you now? Where are you going/where do you need to be?
- What is your current stage of transition? Ending, The Void, New Beginning?
- What needs to be done at your current stage of transition to move to or maintain a new beginning?
- What emotions are you experiencing as you go through this transition?
- What stage of grief (if any) are you experiencing during this stage of transition?
- What do you need to do to feel more emotionally stable/reduce stress/feel at peace?
- What systems of coping can aid you in your transition?
- What systems need to be strengthened/increased?
- What is your current stage of change regarding your transition?
- What steps do you need to take to move to the maintenance stage of transition/change?
- What is your current developmental stage of transition/change?
- What questions do you have during this developmental stage of your life?
- What would you like to accomplish during this developmental stage of your life?
- What's next?
Contacting Dr. Kimberly
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Tea and Therapy: Dr. Kimberly chats with Dr. Cassandre Dunbar, the founder of Be Well Sis.
Be Well Sis!, join Dr. Kimberly and Dr. Cassandre as they have candid conversations on podcasting, community, sisterhood, acceptance, and parenting during a pandemic.
This podcast starts as we check in with both over their cups of tea. Dr. Kimberly describes her morning sip of Adagio Tea's FoxTrot blend. Dr. Cassandre's favorite tea companies are Adjourn tea https://www.adjournteahouse.com/ and Organic Spiced Ginger Yukki tea.
Spilling the TEA with Dr. Cassandra: How do you teach, empower and advocate?
Teaches: Self-care is a necessity.
Empowers: Black women that self-care is your right.
Advocates: For Black women to keep engaging in self-care.
Follow Dr. Cassandra on her web-page and podcast: https://thebewellsis.com/about
Join Dr. Cassandra for the fourth Tea and Therapy Saturday, March 27th at Noon EST. Advance registration required, donation appreciated: https://teaandtherapy.info/MarchAnniversary
Tea and good Book; Dr. Cassandre's book recommendations:
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
Adagio FoxTrot tea contains a blend of Chamomile, Rooibos, Peppermint, and Vanilla.
Vanilla: Sweet treat, curbs appetite and satisfies cravings. Natural Vanilla is an antioxidant and elevates mood.
Chamomile: More of a bitter taste, chases blues away, and aids relaxation, and quiet moments. Soothes body aches and arthritis. Antibacterial property can treat irritable bowel syndrome, ease indigestion, and fights E. Coli.
Peppermint: Cooling, fights nasal congestion, good for lungs, and cools inflamed joints.
Rooibos: Antioxidant qualities.
Kristen Swart, MSW LSW and Brainspotting
Join Dr. Kimberly as she welcomes Kristen Swart, MSW LSW for a discussion on Brainspotting. Kristen will join Dr. Kimberly and Kristin Tenuta LMFT on Saturday, February 26th at Noon EST for a presentation/workshop on Brainspotting. Spaces are still available and advanced registration is recommended. https://teaandtherapy.info/Brainspotting Tea and Therapy events are free of charge, your suggested donation of $10 helps support this community endeavor. A portion of proceeds for this month will be donated to Prevail in Noblesville Indiana. Prevail provides crisis intervention and restorative support services for adult, adolescent and child survivors of crime and abuse. https://prevailinc.org/
Contact information for Kristen Swart, MSW LSW: peacecounselinggroup.com.
Kristen Swart, MSW, LSW
Peace Counseling Group
Individual, Marital, and Family Therapist
317-966-6394 p
Additional Information on Brainspotting:
Three Persepectives: Intersecting reflections on lived experiences and current events.
Following the Presidential inauguration on January 20th, 2021, Dr. Kimberly placed a call out for individuals who wanted to share their experiences of the events and the past several years. During this podcast, Alenka Kyslik (Canadian and resident of California), and Tanisha Neely (California born and Hoosier transplant). Together they share their lived experiences, thoughts on current events their hope, and coping strategies for the future. Listen in as they come together for the first time for a light yet thoughtful discussion.
2021 The start of a new year!
Join Dr. Kimberly for this brief segment as she kicks off 2021. As a bonus, Dr. Kimberly adds a Buddhist teaching "Beginning Anew" to the end of the episode.
Tea and Therapy moves to Noon EST January 23rd. On-line schedule:
January 23rd; Dr. Sharesa McCray: Mother-Daughter Dyads
February 27th: Kristin Tenuta, LMFT Brain Spotting
March 27th: Dr. Kimberly: Self and intersectionality
April 24th: Dr. April Krowel Ph.D. HSPP: Dementia
Available Now: Sips of Tea: A Journal for self-reflection: http://teaandtherapy.info/SipsOfTea
Shop Tea and Therapy: www.teaandtherapy.net
Making meaning of 2020
Tea and Therapy: Social Justice/ Telling it like it is.
Join two social scientists as they discuss Martin Luther King's 1967 speech to the American Psychological Association. During this speech, Dr. King urged Social scientists to "tell it like it" in regards to issues related to Civil Rights movements and challenges in society.
During this episode, Dr. Kimberly is joined by Hallie M. Williams Sr. Hallie is a Master's level Clinical psychotherapist in St. Paul Minnesota. He is the President and Executive Director of Squared Away Youth (A nonprofit Cooperation in Minnesota) and Vice President at NASAP: North American Society of Adlerian Psychology.
These two social scientists spend an hour discussing personal and professional thoughts related to Dr. King's speech, components of Adlerian theory, and the connection between social scientists and social justice.
To Contact Hallie, please email halliesr@yahoo.com
Join Dr. Kimberly on Saturday, November 28th at 10 am as she continues the discussion and presentation on Social Justice and thoughts post-election https://bit.ly/359bIQr
Tea and therapy podcast and community events are donation-based events. You may listen and attend for free, donations received this month will benefit the Poor people campaign in Indiana. https://www.poorpeoplescampaign.org/committee/indiana/
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Sips of tea #3 Dr. Kimberly discusses Tea and Therapy
Tea and therapy timeline:
January 2018: Ideal presented to a cafe in Indiana
February 2018: Meeting with the event planner
March 2018: First in-person session of Tea and Therapy
October 2019: Tea and Therapy Trademarked
October 2019: Trailer episode of podcast released
January 2019: Full podcast episode released
March 2019: Tea and Therapy moves to online events
2021: So many more things to come
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Tea and Therapy with special guests Chanelle Lawson, Ph.D. and Dr. Sharesa McCray
During this podcast episode, Dr. Kimberly welcomes Chanelle Lawson, Ph.D and Dr. Sharesa McCray as they discuss Mother-Daughter relationships and Domestic Violence Awareness month.
Dr. McCray will be joining Dr. Kimberly on October 24 at 10 am. for a Tea and Therapy fourth Saturday presentation. “Emotional and Sexual communication patterns between African American Mother-Daughter Dyad” https://bit.ly/3hhRyb3
To contact Dr. Sharesa McCray: Essentialpathways@gmail.com
For more information on Chanelle Lawson visit: https://www.offerahandup.com/
Upcoming events with Chanelle Lawson:
Domestic Violence Awareness Summitt
https://pivotandthrive.app.virtualsummits.com/
Substance Art for the Soul Event
Tea and Therapy: Reconnecting with Dr. Kimberly and Joi
The conversation on grief and loss will continue on September 26 with Dr. Kimberly's ongoing fourth Saturday sessions of Tea and Therapy. The online workshop of Tea and therapy is presented at 10 am (EST) via Zoom. Advance registration for the event is required. bit.ly/2F6U3Qu
Tea and Therapy events are offered freely to the community. Donations are suggested to assist with the continuation of these events. Unable to make a monatery donation? Share your testimony by leaving a review of Tea and Therapy, or forwarding Tea and Therapy on your social media platform. Donations can be made through Paypal www.paypal.com/paypalme/TeaAndTherapy
Tea and Therapy: Raising our children
Apologies for the volume difficulties.
Dr. Kimberly continues parts of this discussion on Saturday, August 22 at 9 am during an on-line presentation of Tea and Therapy. During this presentation, Dr. Kimberly discusses the goals of children's behaviors, logical and natural consequences, and navigating during 2020. Register and join Dr. Kimberly us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYlcu2ppjwtHtWgCPTUrQZ0b_EuFmHOuFoJ
Looking for guidance on talking to your children about Race, join Dr. Kimberly for a book discussion of "Why are all the Black kids sitting together in the cafeteria? and other conversations on race" on September 5th, 2020 us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMtc-ytpz0uHdKVK9BhP12JXJe-2Nt6i5Yc
Tea and Therapy: Race as a social construct: How black do you like your coffee?
Dr. Kimberly’s Tea and Therapy: Race as a social construct: How black do you like your tea? Welcome to the July Podcast for Tea and Therapy. This month Dr. Kimberly is joined by members of the community in an open discussion on Race and Community. While Tea and Therapy is dedicated to decreasing the stigma of mental health and decreasing access to mental health care for communities, this episode was created as a result of tragic situations and subsequent protests that occurred throughout America and other countries in May 2020. Those events added to the spark of century-old conversations and possible solutions regarding racial distress. This podcast brings forth a variety of discussions and hopefully the start of individual and community healing.
Dr. Kimberly’s guests for this podcast are Brandi Bennett, Danielle Gilmore, George Middleton, and Kendra Wilcox.
Brandi Bennett is the CEO of Go Off Sis, LLC a branding, marketing, and social platform that focuses on the empowerment and achievements of Women in all aspects of life. A lifestyle brand specializing in the edification of women to “Go Off” and take their dreams and aspirations to the next level. https://www.instagram.com/gooffsis_/
Danielle Gilmore is a speaker, facilitator, and wellness activist. Her commitment to community has allowed her to travel across the US and Canada promoting mindfulness and holistic health. Danielle is the founder of Activated Activists, an organization focused on equipping leaders with the tools they need to lead from a self-knowledgeable capacity. This offering is informed by her Masters in Organizational Leadership and development, and ten years of experience in community-focused wellness; she believes in holistic support for activists and change makers. Danielle’s desire to cultivate awareness and sustainable change is what fuels her continued commitment to doing the work.
George Middleton is the CEO of George Middleton Consulting LLC. GM Consulting is a consulting-based entity whose mission is to provide human services guidance and direction in support of alignment of organizational missions with client advocacy needs. https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-middleton-506a8145/
Kendra Wilcox is a nurse, facilitator, and activist working in Indianapolis. She organizes with Indy SURJ (Showing Up For Racial Justice) to mobilize white people to dismantle White Supremacy in accountability with, Indy10 Black Lives Matter, IUYA, and the American Indian Movement Chapter of Indiana and Kentucky.
Part two of Race as a social construct, the Tea and therapy on-line workshop will be July 25th, 2020. At 9:00 am (TIME CORRECTED FROM THAT STATED IN PODCAST) Be sure to join in. During this time, Dr. Kimberly will provide a brief PowerPoint related to race and psychology. You all are invited to attend and be part of this conversation. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0td-yppj8qHNZ8NAtAh651Yyye4r7Io9Hm
Tea and Therapy: Sips of tea #3
Tea and Therapy: Clarifying Mental Health Terminology
Ashlyn Doutfitt, LMFT: midwestbehavioralhealth.com/provider/ashlyn-douthitt-lmft/
Kimberly Martin, Psy.D. www.drkimberlym.com/
Psychology Today: www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists
Boris L. Henson Foundation: Providing a referral base and limited free therapy sessions: borislhensonfoundation.org/
Verification of Indiana Licensure: mylicense.in.gov/EVerification/Search.aspx
Tea and Therapy: Episode 3 Yoga
Tea and Therapy On-line Pop Up: Community Response to Covid
Finding normal in abnormal situations.
Join Dr. Kimberly as she provides suggestions for creating a sense of abnormal during times of upheaval, uncertainty, and transition.
https://www.facebook.com/DrKimberlyMMartin/
https://www.toindywithlove.com/ - Follow her Instagram for resources during current public health restrictions.
https://havenyogaindy.com/ - Online yoga classes
https://www.esquinatangoaustin.com/ - On-line dance and language classes
https://www.onepeloton.com/ - 90 day free trial for the app (no equipment needed for classes)
Remember to visit the website of your local library for additional resources.
Sips of tea #2. Thoughts on social distancing.
Tea and Therapy: Episode 2 Buddhism
Sips of Tea #1
Guided progressive muscle relaxation.
During today’s podcast, Dr. Kimberly guides you through progressive muscles relaxation. This episode is designed to help you release tension, relax and become another tool in your self-care kit.
T: Teaching Progressive Muscle Relaxation
E: Empowerment through greater ease and relaxation in the body.
A: Advocating for relaxation as an additional tool for self care.
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Tea and Therapy: Episode 1 Adlerian/Individual Psychology
Third and final Trailer episode of Tea and Therapy.
Tea and Therapy Trailer #2