Speaking of Phenomenal | Journalism for Women and Gender-Expansive Voices

Speaking of Phenomenal is an independent podcast covering women and gender-expansive people mainstream media hasn't found yet. Host Amy Boyle, a multimedia journalist and adjunct lecturer in photojournalism and visual storytelling at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, reports longform narrative conversations with women and gender-expansive people doing significant work the news cycle has yet to document. The work began in 2018 as the 52 Phenomenal Women Project, a portrait storytelling series that produced 104 reported profiles and was covered by the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Reader and NBC5. The podcast launched in October 2020 as the audio extension of that journalism. Now in its sixth season, with 65 episodes and counting, Speaking of Phenomenal has reached 100 countries and 782 cities. Every person you'll hear has a story the world should know. And they sound like this. www.speakingofphenomenal.com. Support the show via our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/u25038150

Guest

Jennifer Froemel

Jennifer Froemel, CMHIMP, has been in private practice as a bilingual Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) since 1998. Jennifer received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Roosevelt University in 1996. Jennifer is the founder/owner and therapist at Innovative Counseling Partners, PLLC since 2014. She provides consultive services with medical, alternative, and spiritual practitioners to ensure a holistic approach to improve client mental wellness.
Jennifer has worked as a bilingual mental health clinician in community mental health centers, hospitals, residential treatment centers, clinics, and in different supervisory capacities in both medical and mental health settings since 1991. She has taught Advanced Psychology at DeVry University and has been a field placement supervisor for Masters’ level students for the last 25 years.

https://innovativecounselingpartners.com/

Guest appearance on:

Jennifer Froemel on Authentic Healing: Vulnerability, Somatic Work & Self-Care