Breaking the Silence Around Abuse and Domestic Violence with Eunice Brownlee

Thank you for joining us for the Healing Entrepreneur podcast once again. This episode features writer, speaker, and outspoken advocate Eunice Brownlee. I’ve had the pleasure of working with Eunice as a magazine editor, contributor, and friend. She is the definition of turning her pain into purpose. Over the years, I’ve seen her grow as a voice that advocates for survivors of abuse and domestic violence, including taking on the justice system to protect her daughter. We talk all about it, and hopefully you will resonate with the takeaways.

Eunice Brownlee is a Speaker Coach, Storyteller, and Narrative Strategist who helps leaders turn lived experience into impact. As a trauma survivor, Eunice brings deep empathy and sharp clarity to her work helping individuals and organizations craft narratives that move hearts and create change. She's currently living her best life, traveling full-time and collecting stories from across the globe.

Follow Eunice on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/eunicebrownlee/

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Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson

Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson is a Guyanese-American writer, author of Departure Story, and founder of Spoken Black Girl, a publishing & media company that promotes mental health and wellness among Black women & women of color by amplifying emerging voices. Rowana has had fiction and poetry published in Moko Magazine, Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora, Culture Push, When We Exhale: Anthology of Black Women Rooted in Ancestral Medicine, and Free Verse Magazine and The Fire Inside Volume lll Anthology. As a freelance health and wellness writer, Rowana has written for Insider, GoodRx, Well +Good, Bold Culture by Streamline Media, The Tempest, Insider, and Electric Lit. Rowana is currently completing her MFA in Fiction Writing at Arcadia University so she can bring more amazing stories into the world!

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