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02/11/2026

🎙 Episode 3 is live — Raising Children with Faith, Discipline, and Identity

Today I’m sitting at the table with Taniesha Henry, owner of Cu’i Watermelon Drink, for a powerful conversation about parenting, prayer, and teaching our children who they are.

We talk about faith at home, discipline, and how religion has shifted from when we were growing up — all from the perspective of a Christian and Muslim woman sharing real experiences.

If you’re raising children or reflecting on how faith shapes the home, this conversation is for you.

Pull up a chair 💜🌳
🎧 Listen now
💬 Share your thoughts

— Jeneifer Threadcraft, LPC, NCC

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You’ve seen the highlights, now see the heart. 💜
My new series YOU DON’T KNOW MY STORY is officially on the way! It’s been an extravagant adventure and I can’t wait to share it with you all.
Sit down, hang out, and let’s talk. Coming soon! 🎬✨

Something BIG is coming! 💜💜💜Get ready for the premiere of my new series: YOU DON’T KNOW MY STORY. I am beyond thrilled to finally pull back the curtain an...

01/28/2026

You ask and now it’s coming…..I’m writing a book!!! and I’m going take you on a journey with me. As I write this book…keep your eyes and ears open for more updates on You Don’t Know My Journey: 4 Part Series. Talk to you soon.

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At Positive Peering, we believe the holidays are brighter when we work together. 🌟 We are proud to work alongside our community to make this season special for everyone. Happy Holidays to you and yours! HappyHolidays SeasonOfGiving

11/03/2025

It’s the simple things that makes life a little better💜💜

Ah, so close to the end of the week! Remember to do all the things that help you feel joy throughout your weeks! ❤️💛

11/03/2025

The month of October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. If you or someone you know are experiencing domestic violence, it’s important to remember that there are always resources available to help.

11/03/2025

With so much mental health content online, it’s easy to label difficult behavior as a personality disorder—but these diagnoses are far more complex than we think.

Dr. Tracey Marks reminds us that not every challenging relationship or frustrating behavior is tied to a disorder. Sometimes people are struggling, going through hard times, or learning how to regulate their emotions. Understanding this nuance helps us approach others (and ourselves) with more compassion and less judgment.

Before we rush to diagnose, let’s pause and remember: someone having a hard time doesn’t mean they have a personality disorder. Empathy goes a long way.

06/15/2025

If today is difficult for you, please know you're not alone. The 988 Lifeline is here for you, whenever you need someone to talk to. Text or call 988, or chat with a trained, caring counselor online at 988lifeline.org.