22. Creating satisfying relationships with yourself and others featuring Marquita Johnson
Minding My BLACK Business · JaNaè Taylor
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22. Creating satisfying relationships with yourself and others featuring Marquita Johnson It's never too early to evaluate and improve our relationships with ourselves and others. Marquita teaches us about the emotional and mental traps that we fall into and healthy strategies to overcome. Take a listen and let's all have better relationships!
Marquita Johnson is a graduate of Mercer University with a Master of Science in Community Counseling and Master of Divinity. Marquita received her undergraduate degree from Georgia State University in Psychology & Sociology. She is a licensed professional counselor in Georgia, a nationally certified counselor, distance credentialed counselor, speaker, and dating coach! She has a private practice located in the heart of Atlanta and another satellite location south of the city. She offers online counseling and Coaching. Her specialties include women issues, millennials, career, dating, divorce, step-families, and grief counseling. In an effort to promote healthy relationships, Marquita offers coaching services to help millennials who are in relationships. While working as a college counselor she found that students were struggling with intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships. Hence she has embraced the call as Atlanta's "Millennial Dating Coach." In her spare time she enjoys volunteering, visiting new restaurants and traveling.
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Special Guest: Marquita Johnson
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