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National Black Women’s Network (NBWN): Professional Black Women & Mental Health

Keeley Taverner was asked to write a piece for the National Black Women’s Network (NBWN), a non-profit organisation.

National Black Women’s Network (NBWN): Professional Black Women & Mental Health

National Black Women’s Network (NBWN) & Mental Health

Keeley Taverner was asked to write a piece for National Black Women’s Network (NBWN), a non-profit organisation dedicated to increasing the representation, progression and inclusion of women of colour in all sectors of business, professions and government.

Keeley chose to write a piece discussing how the greatest challenge for successful professional black women is accepting that…

  1. You can’t do it all
  2. It’s ok to be weak
  3. It’s ok to ask for help

You can read the full article at: nbwn.org

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Keeley Taverner
Keeley Taverner
BACP-accredited psychotherapist · Key for Change · Marlow, Uxbridge and online

Psychotherapist and founder of Key for Change, with over twenty years working with narcissistic dynamics, including thirteen in the criminal justice system.

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