Host

Cassandra Alexis

Guest

 Cassandra Dunbar

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About This Episode

The myth of Black women is that we are impermeable. The image of the strong African American woman – resilient, driven to succeed, devoted to those around her – is rooted in generations of history. Many women see it as a proud legacy that helps shield them from the insults of entrenched discrimination.

But health-wise, that shield might be a double-edged sword. This narrow lens has created a dis-ease in our way of being.

In today’s episode, my guest Cassandra Dunbar and I go a step further as she shares and talks openly about how the black Superwoman syndrome led to her burnout. She also includes her perspective as a medical doctor and the impacts of this ideology on us as black women. 

Tune in to learn more about:

  • What is the black Superwoman syndrome with a medical perspective.
  • How stress and autoimmune diseases are related.
  • How being a black Superwoman impacted Cassandre firsthand.
  • How our culture and religion shape us from a very young age.
  • How letting your body and mind rest and rejuvenate can help you work more productively and more efficiently.
  • Some of the areas that the black Superwoman syndrome shows up in our lives and our relationships and the impact that it has on us.
  • Why the black woman rarely asks for help.
  • How to improve our communication skills.
  • The importance of therapists and why women should embrace their services.
  • What Cassandra did to overcome burnout and take back control of her life.

…and so much more!

Connect with Cassandra Dunbar:

Website: thebewellsis.com

Podcast: Be Well, Sis

Instagram: bewellsis_podcast

Episode drink:

Screwed peach mimosa

Ingredients:

Prosecco 

Peach Ciroc 

Peach nectar

Punch juice

Connect with Cassandra:

Schedule your discovery consultation via this link: https://calendly.com/cassandraalexis

Tune in to the Crowned Opulence Podcast on your favorite podcast app and join the conversation on Facebook and Instagram.  Have a mimosa that you want to have featured or a conversation that you want to hear about on the show let me know at https://www.crownedopulencepodcast.com/

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