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Episode 53: Decolonizing Recovery with Jacqueline Jennings
Episode 53: Decolonizing Recovery with Jacqueline Jennings
Episode 53: Decolonizing Recovery with Jacqueline Jennings
Thursday 4th February 2021
Jacqueline Jennings talks decolonizing recovery, community care, and traditional teachings with Taryn Strong on the SHE RECOVERS Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Jacqueline Jennings: Rethinking Recovery Through Community and Tradition
In doing work around decolonization and trying to carry an intersectional lens and awareness around unearned privilege and being actively anti-racist, having this instagram version of self-care, of like bubble baths and candles and a three-hour yoga practice and massage like that, is so inaccessible for most people.
Ever wondered how traditional teachings can reshape the recovery journey? Jacqueline Jennings, an entrepreneur coach and startup strategist, got sober at just 15 and has since embraced a path deeply rooted in cultural wisdom and community care. In this episode of the SHE RECOVERS Podcast, Jacqueline sits down with Taryn Strong to share her unique perspective on decolonizing recovery.
She dives into the significance of matriarchy and how shifting the focus from self-care to community care can create more inclusive healing spaces. Jacqueline also addresses the pressing issue of medical racism and discusses her work with indigenous entrepreneurs through an accelerator program. If you're curious about how ancestral wisdom can play a role in modern recovery, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to hear Jacqueline's inspiring journey and discover new ways to approach recovery that honor both individual and collective well-being.