# Joy Harden Bradford
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joy harden bradford (born 1979) is an African American clinical psychologist based in Atlanta, Georgia. She is best known as the founder of a mental health platform called Therapy for Black Girls, which includes a podcast of the same name, that specializes in mental health issues relevant to Black women. As of 2019, the podcast's episodes have been downloaded over two million times.
How Connection Helps Us Heal What We Can’t Heal Alone | Dr. Joy Harden Bradford
In this episode, Dr. Joy Harden Bradford explains how connection helps us heal what we can’t heal alone, from the power of sharing our stories to the support we find in friendships, groups, and community. She discusses how healing allows painful experiences to become part of our story without becom…
EP 32 | Proof Before Profit | How Free Content Becomes A Durable Brand | She Proved It First Series - 2/5
In part two of the She Proved It First mini-series, brand strategist Shivani Pandey takes you inside the story of Luvvie Ajayi Jones — the Nigerian-American writer who spent over a decade writing a free blog before her first book became a New York Times bestseller.
The lesson isn't about content.…
From The Happiness Lab: World Mental Health Day with The Titans of Happiness
October 10th is World Mental Health Day - and to mark the event, Yale professor Dr Laurie Santos of The Happiness Lab podcast has assembled a crew of fellow hosts from the top wellness shows, a group we're calling The Titans of Happiness. Dr Joy Harden Bradford is a clinical psychologist and hos…
Session 482: The Lessons We Weren't Taught About Love
This week we're back with another Ask Dr. Joy episode and today all of your questions are about the unspoken gaps in how many of us were raised to think about love. Dr. Joy discusses getting back into dating after years away, feeling a quiet disconnect with your spouse, and finally naming why rela…
Session 483: "You'll Change Your Mind" and Other Things to Stop Saying to Child Free Women
"You'll change your mind." "Who's going to take care of you when you're older?" Black women who say they don't want children hear some version of this constantly, and the decision often gets treated as a betrayal of family and community. Today we're joined by licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Lana…
EP 35 | How Founders Find Their Brand Positioning Through Customer Language | She Proved It First - 5/5
What if the words you use to describe your customer's problem could become your biggest brand advantage?
In the series finale of She Proved It First, brand strategist Shivani Pandey explores how language can become proof, brand positioning, and even the foundation for category creation through the …
Everybody Has an Opinion...Protecting Your Mental Health in the Age of Social Media
Social media can help us connect, but what happens when online conversations start affecting our mental health—or when access to celebrities and public figures begins to feel like a personal relationship? In this episode of Stay Mindful with Dr. Evelyn Davis, we explore social media and mental heal…
Session 484: What Your Menstrual Cycle Wants You to Know
Your menstrual cycle is about so much more than your period. This week, Dr. Joy talks with Dr. Charis Chambers, aka The Period Doctor, about PMS, PMDD, hormones, period tracking, and understanding what’s actually happening in your body throughout the month. They also discuss how to advocate for you…
EP 36 | How Female Founders Build Brands Without a Blueprint | She Proved It First - BONUS
Five episodes. Five proof methods. All of them intentional, methodical, and built on watching and waiting for the signal before building the thing.
This bonus episode covers the method we left out - the one nobody teaches in a brand strategy course, because it cannot be taught. It can only be chos…
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