Rhymes Unspoken - Jarrett, Tamika
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Rhymes Unspoken: From Narcissism to Spiritual Wisdom is a compilation of original poetry describing Tamika Jarrett's direct lived experiences with narcissistic abuse. For over thirty years, she has suffered from this interpersonal, precarious type of abuse from family, friends, teachers, members of the clergy, romantic partners, co-workers and bosses. The day came when she woke up and decided that enough was enough.

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Rhymes Unspoken: From Narcissism to Spiritual Wisdom is a compilation of original poetry describing Tamika Jarrett's direct lived experiences with narcissistic abuse. For over thirty years, she has suffered from this interpersonal, precarious type of abuse from family, friends, teachers, members of the clergy, romantic partners, co-workers and bosses. The day came when she woke up and decided that enough was enough.
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Tamika Jarrett is a devoted mother of two beautiful children, an autodidactic erudite, and a spiritualist who goes by the moniker Gawdess. She is a poet, writer, avid reader, creative entrepreneur, and psychic intuitive. Her favourite things to do are cooking, being of service, and engaging in continuous learning. Her academic career includes a background in business administration, paralegal studies, and philosophy. She also has a bachelor of art degree in sociology and a master's degree in environmental studies. Her area of interest in graduate school was popular education and community building, highlighting the social determinants of health on an individual's holistic wellness. Her focus for her major research project involved participatory research that helps women of colour unpack the barriers to their well-being by using arts-based, self-directed holistic methodologies. Tamika Jarrett has a passion for content creation, counselling, advocating, and facilitating workshops that aim to empower women to be more self-aware, self-determined, and self-sufficient. Tamika Jarrett encourages Black women,in particular, to reclaim their power by reframing and unapologetically sharing their stories from their standpoint.