Primarily Relationships with Self Healing Conversation with SharRon Jamison - a podcast by Tori s Teen Talk

Hopeful, helpful and healing, are the principle that has fueled SharRon Jamison’s work and her commitment to personal empowerment and relationship healing. Joining co-host Ina, Michelle and Terry Boi as we end Domestic Violence Month talking about primarily relationships with self....personal inner work healing.  Owner of Care. Share. Inspire, SharRon welcomes everyone to the conversation especially for those who have emotional wounds people that have been side tracked in their personal and professional life. Everyone has one moment in time that stopped them whether love, career, family or self.

For over 25 years, she has passionately encouraged people to transform their lives physically, emotionally and spiritually. From her initial work as a personal trainer and owner of Fitness F’ness, to her work as a licensed minister, she has motivated people to love, honor and appreciate who they are and to embrace all that they can be. As a life coach and minister, SharRon works with clients to help them understand how experiences from their past can positively inform and influence their experiences in the future. She also believes that understanding how you interpret your life experiences can be healing, liberating and edifying. SharRon brings her love of people, coupled with her commitment to emotional wellness to every encounter. She is a passionate speaker, seasoned facilitator, an empathetic life coach, a business professional, a certified personal trainer, a licensed minister, a proud mother, and the author of the newly released book, I Can Depend on Me.

Call in Wednesday night, October 28th at 10:30est/9:30cst to 347-215-8985. Press 1 to speak.


The most important relationship is with self. Join us as we talk about emotional situations that makes us question or own relationship with our self.


Can you Depend on YOURSELF!

 

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