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How Losing My Father Sparked a New Vision for Black Women’s Health
My Father's Death Helped Me See the Urgency in Rewriting the Health Narrative
Jun 16
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Tomesha Campbell
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The Beliefs I Had to Unlearn as a Health Coach
The moment I realized my health coaching were about me and not them.
Jun 9
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Tomesha Campbell
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Your Words Matter—Especially in Nutrition
How the Way You Talk About Food Can Build or Break Trust With Clients
Jun 2
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Tomesha Campbell
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May 2025
Is Your Nutrition Advice Doing More Harm Than Good?
It might seem counterintuitive, but healthy eating advice can harm, despite its intended purpose to help.
May 28
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Tomesha Campbell
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Is Your Nutrition Advice Doing More Harm Than Good?
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How Cultural Erasure Sneaks Onto the Plate
And, how we can start reclaiming the dishes we were once taught to fear.
May 26
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Tomesha Campbell
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Your Body Is Not the Problem: Reclaiming Health Beyond Diet Culture
What diet culture won’t tell you about health, food, and the real reasons we’re made to feel broken.
May 19
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Tomesha Campbell
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Your Body Is Not the Problem: Reclaiming Health Beyond Diet Culture
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When Assumptions Get in the Way of Care
Why Client-Centered Care Is the Key to Better Health Outcomes. And What Most Providers Get Wrong.
May 12
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Tomesha Campbell
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When Assumptions Get in the Way of Care
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Why Not Talking About Race, Weight and Identity is Bad for Our Health
I used to shy away from politics in my writing until I realized silent serves the oppressor not the oppressed.
May 5
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Tomesha Campbell
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Why Not Talking About Race, Weight and Identity is Bad for Our Health
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April 2025
The Way We Talk About Health Can Either Help or Harm
We talked about this before, but it's worth repeating.
Apr 28
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Tomesha Campbell
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Why I Stopped Waiting for the “Right Way” to Talk About Health
The stories we tell in health education matter—and some of them do more harm than good.
Apr 21
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Tomesha Campbell
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Why I Stopped Waiting for the “Right Way” to Talk About Health
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Reimagining Black Maternal Health
In this conversation with Dr. Venice Haynes from United States of Care, we explore the challenges, opportunities, and solutions for Black women's health…
Apr 14
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Tomesha Campbell
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Why unconscious bias could delay diagnosis
What my doctor got wrong—and the impact it had on my health.
Apr 7
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Tomesha Campbell
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Why unconscious bias could delay diagnosis
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