This Women’s History Month, let’s craft a personal roadmap of success inspired by amazing women who represent resilience, restoration, and trailblazing success whom you know, love, and respect.
Together, we’ll virtually explore and create our network of personal boards of directors while implementing strategies for harmonizing wellness for a life desired and deserved.
There will be a combination of presentations and activities to guide your end of Quarter 1 with tools, resources, and connections to guide your holistic potential for success. You may be surprised by what you learn about yourself and the women around you. Your village awaits, and someone may be waiting on YOU!
And of course, there will be a few giveaways because that’s what I always do! 🙂
EARLY BIRD RATE ENDS 2/8/24. Registration confirmed with payment.
Date: March 22, 2025 Time: 11 am ET to 1 pm ET / 10 am CT to 12 noon CT
My initial reason for wanting to learn more about mental health and mental illness came as a result of my own diagnosis of PTSD. I had always believed that PTSD was associated with the military and war. As a survivor of abuse, I learned so much more about myself, my triggers, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as a whole. When I started on my journey of domestic violence awareness, I wanted to make sure that self-care, the encouragement of counseling, and receiving tangible resources were all emphasized. I’m thankful to work with others who share the same passion, and our activities have become welcomed signatures in the community.
I’ve elected to make mental health and mental illness one of my signature subjects to speak and present on because these subjects impact how we show up in the world. There is still so much stigma around seeking help and support. I am someone who has survived and now thriving personally and professionally. But that could not happen without counseling, a positive support system, and being honest about my experiences and the ways my life has been impacted by them. Attending a support group has been helpful as I have experienced others who are close to me who are dealing with feelings and situations that I once experienced. I love what I do in business and advocacy. My lived experiences and my transparency in sharing them have been freeing for me. But I’m extremely honored and humbled when someone shares how they’re able to relate and something they’ve gotten from what I’ve shared.
I, like so many, am extremely saddened about the loss of Stephen tWitch Boss. I know what it’s like to contemplate suicide. It’s so sad to know that he felt suicide was the only way to find peace. My prayers are with his family, friends, loved ones, and the communities at large. I am still finding myself thinking of Miss USA 2019 Cheslie Kryst and how thankful I am to have spent time with her and share the stage with her. She was so encouraging and complimented me and my work. I’m grateful we could enjoy some BBQ and conversation about a myriad of things. I am reminded of the laughs that she, my husband, and I shared. These are two of many young, gifted, beautiful people who struggled to live. I will continue to do all I can to educate others while ensuring that I work on my own mental health and wellness. Counseling and talking about all topics around mental health and mental illness should be celebrated as self-care strategies for healing rather than viewed as a stigma and a sign of weakness. There is strength in acknowledging that one needs and desires help and support.
The National Resource Center on Domestic Violence is hosting informative and engaging programs and workshops all month long! I am honored to be one of the presenters for the weekly workshop series. My specific date is October 13th, but I strongly encourage each of you to please tune in each Thursday! I am excited to hear the information that will be presented, as well as to have the opportunity to share. Get all of the details here:
This month is all about Women’s Empowerment and Health and Wellness. We invite you to join us for these monthly workshops which are free of charge. If you’ve not yet participated in one of these workshops, this is a great time to get started. We invite you to share with others and attend as many as you can. These are sponsored and organized by Innate Success, Dress for Success Memphis, Joyce Kyles Consulting and Grow with Google.
This will be a 2 hour holistically strategic WORK shop. Come prepared to be an active participant. This is a personal & interactive opportunity to establish and maintain tools, resources and a realistic and tangible plan of action with an open and honest dialogue based on a portion of my book, Restoring the Whole in My Soul. Before you head into your personal and/or professional ventures for 2019, I invite you to intentionally reflect, release, renew, and restore in the now. ONLY 20 SLOTS AVAILABLE.
This will NOT be your standard listen/lecture type of session. Reserve your spot ONLY if you’re ready to invest a couple of hours of your time towards your written & visual wholeness, commitment to being accountable, willingness to discover & accept your calling/assignment, and try some old school/new strategies. The workshop will be recorded and available for an additional 72 hours for those who RSVP. Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email and additional information/instructions relevant to the success of your attendance. Your name will also go into a drawing for one attendee to receive a gift bag of goodies totalling $50 (just in time for the holidays)!
COST: $20.00 RSVP: CashApp: $JoyceKyles or PayPal: joyce@joycekyles.com
This Women’s History Month, let’s craft a personal roadmap of success inspired by amazing women who represent resilience, restoration, and trailblazing success whom you know, love, and respect.
