Addressing generational trauma is essential to healing but accessing the wounds that need to be healed can be emotionally draining work. Psychotherapist Chioko Grevious communes with her village as they delve into the beauty, love and complexities of Black families, generational joy and trauma and their Black experiences. Each episode contains powerful and thought provoking conversations that can bring tears but will be a source of humor, love, connection and understanding. You will gain insight into, not only yourself but your own village, your family and the community surrounding you.
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Addressing generational trauma is essential to healing but accessing the wounds that need to be healed can be emotionally draining work. Psychotherapist Chioko Grevious communes with her village as they delve into the beauty, love and complexities of Black families, generational joy and trauma and their Black experiences. Each episode contains powerful and thought provoking conversations that can bring tears but will be a source of humor, love, connection and understanding. You will gain insight into, not only yourself but your own village, your family and the community surrounding you.
Walking a New Path: A Conversation with Dr. Tiffany Mimms
Cocoa Butter and Communion
1 hour 11 minutes 9 seconds
1 year ago
Walking a New Path: A Conversation with Dr. Tiffany Mimms
Hey Village! This week, I spend time engaging in conversation with Dr. Tiffany Mimms. Dr. Mimms shares her journey as a clinical psychologist and life coach, focusing on empowering professional women of color. Dr. Mimms reflects on her transition from psychology to coaching, emphasizing the importance of community and support for black women. She highlights the differences between therapy and coaching, the lessons learned as a black woman entrepreneur, and her views on liberation.
Dr. Tiffany Mimms, Ph.D., CPC, is a certified life and executive coach, licensed psychologist, and organizing specialist dedicated to helping women create the lives they desire. She focuses on guiding professional women of color to achieve success and satisfaction in both their work and personal lives.
After five years in private practice, Dr. Tiffany founded The Rosetta Center for Counseling andWellness, Inc., in 2013 named in honor of her grandmother. Inspired by her grandmother Rosetta’s selfless contributions to their family and community, Dr. Tiffany often wondered, “Who supported Grandma?” This led her to create The Rosetta Center as a space where Black women could be seen, validated, and encouraged to care for themselves while building lives filled with purpose and meaning.
Dr.Tiffany combines her professional expertise with lived experience to help high-achieving women of color tackle issues such as work-life balance, stress, burnout, productivity, intersectional oppression, and relationships. Her coaching approach focuses on clarifying what truly matters to you, articulating your vision, and creating strategies to help you achieve your goals and live according to your values.
With over 20 years of experience in psychotherapy, coaching, consulting, training, teaching, supervising, and research, Dr. Tiffany has worked in various settings including non-profits, higher education, and large corporations. She is a sought-after speaker, trainer, and consultant, specializing in topics such as Trauma-Informed Care, Mental Health and Wellness in the Workplace, Self-Care, and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice.
Originally from Southern California, Dr. Tiffany now resides in Sacramento with her husband, three children, and their dog, Butter. Outside of work, she enjoys gardening, organizing, and throwing over the top parties for her kids.
Schedule a call for coaching here: https://calendly.com/dr-tmimms/desiredlifediscoverycall
Visit the website for The Rosetta Center for Counseling and Wellness: https://therosettacenter.com/
Cocoa Butter and Communion
Addressing generational trauma is essential to healing but accessing the wounds that need to be healed can be emotionally draining work. Psychotherapist Chioko Grevious communes with her village as they delve into the beauty, love and complexities of Black families, generational joy and trauma and their Black experiences. Each episode contains powerful and thought provoking conversations that can bring tears but will be a source of humor, love, connection and understanding. You will gain insight into, not only yourself but your own village, your family and the community surrounding you.
