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Dr. Jeannelle Perkins- Muhammad

“By The River” is a love letter to Southern stories and the authors and poets who write them. Through interviews with Southern authors, host Holly Jackson examines books from a variety of genres, including historical fiction, Southern culture, memoir, poetry, and more.

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Dr. Jeannelle Perkins- Muhammad

Season 3 Episode 307 | 26m 46s | CC

Holly is with Psychotherapist and author Jeannelle Perkins-Muhammad to discuss her book, Into-Me-See. Dr. Perkins shares the cultural and personal factors that can make developing and maintaining intimacy challenging and offers solutions to strengthen unity. She also shares her spiritual experience and evidence-based therapy, which are hallmarks in helping change the trajectory of one’s life.

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