Dr. Victoria Shedrick, LPC, LPCS

04/21/2026

I’m honored and excited to share that I’ll be speaking at the Black Maternal Mental Health Summit 🖤

As a Clinical & Community Innovation Speaker, I’ll be presenting:
“From Me to Mama: Supporting Black Millennial Moms Through Identity Grief.”

This work is deeply personal and rooted in my passion for holding space for Black women as they navigate the emotional, psychological, and identity shifts that come with motherhood.

This conversation remains ongoing, necessary, and deeply impactful.

If you’re interested in learning more about Black maternal mental health—or you support, serve, or are a Black mother—I invite you to join us.

✨ To register, please visit the website listed on the flyer.

04/15/2026

Anxiety, ADHD & Nervous System Regulation pt. 3—Things to Help you Cope 🧘🏽

04/15/2026

04/01/2026

👩🏽‍💼Black women, you are seen! I hope this article resonates with those of you who need it most. 👉🏽Link in the bio. Stay encouraged! 🖤🖤🖤

04/01/2026

👩🏽‍💻Over 600,000 Black women have left the workforce—many navigating uncertainty and economic strain.
Here are five meaningful ways to cope through unemployment and honor your resilience:

1. Give yourself grace. This moment does not define your worth or potential—it’s a season, not a sentence.

2. Allow rest without guilt. Making space for joy, recovery, and reflection is part of rebuilding.

3. Lean into your support system. Strengthen connections with family, friends, and faith communities that uplift you.

4. Protect your identity. Remember, you are more than a job title. Your value extends beyond productivity.

5. Reimagine your next chapter. Use this pause to explore passion projects, skills training, or creative ventures aligned with your values.

Your resilience is real—and it deserves to be nurtured, not tested.

✨Read my new article, “Unpaid Resilience” out April 1st. Link in bio for articles, e-books and other helpful resources. 🫶🏽

03/31/2026

👩🏽‍💻Over 600,000 Black women have left the workforce—many navigating uncertainty and economic strain.

Here are five meaningful ways to cope through unemployment and honor your resilience:

1. Give yourself grace. This moment does not define your worth or potential—it’s a season, not a sentence.

2. Allow rest without guilt. Making space for joy, recovery, and reflection is part of rebuilding.

3. Lean into your support system. Strengthen connections with family, friends, and faith communities that uplift you.

4. Protect your identity. Remember, you are more than a job title. Your value extends beyond productivity.

5. Reimagine your next chapter. Use this pause to explore passion projects, skills training, or creative ventures aligned with your values.

Your resilience is real—and it deserves to be nurtured, not tested.

✨For more validation and coping strategies, read my new article in Helpful Living Magazine, “Unpaid Resilience,” out April 1st. Link in bio for articles and other helpful resources. 💜

03/31/2026

✨Over 600,000 Black women have left the workforce.

Here are five meaningful ways you can show support right now:

1. Purchase from her business—every dollar helps sustain her dream and community impact.

2. Promote her brand—share her work, tag her, and spread the word.

3. Partner with her—offer hands-on help with operations, orders, or logistics.

4. Praise her in rooms she’s not in—mention her name for opportunities and collaborations.

5. Present new paths—share job openings, contracts, or projects that fit her skills.

Small actions create lasting change. Support intentionally.

03/23/2026

💫The Women’s History sale ends this week, so get what you need at 25% off! It’s more than an investment in you, but an opportunity to support a woman in business too! 😊Thank you for your support!💜💜💜

03/15/2026

In my DJ Khalid voice…Another one! 😁Grateful for another opportunity to contribute to Please check out the article on the “Hidden Burnout of Single Women” at the link in bio and feel free to support my 30-day Devotional for Single Women. ✨It’s currently on sale for Women’s History Month! We deserve to have our experiences acknowledged and validated. Just know—I see you! I am you! We’re in this together! 🙏🏽

03/13/2026

Sometimes the waiting season can make you question your worth, but remember that your value was never meant to be measured by your timeline. God is still working, even in the waiting.

If you’re in a waiting season, my 30 day devotional for single women is available now. Click the link in the bio to start your journey.

Comment “I’m enough” below if you are choosing to believe that today 👇🏽

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03/11/2026

Even the strongest women have moments when the weight feels like too much. Being a single woman can come with many responsibilities and seasons where it feels like you have to carry everything on your own.

But the truth is you were never meant to do life alone. God is your strength, your help, and your covering in every season, especially in the waiting.

If you are in a season of waiting, the 30 day devotional Trusting God in the Waiting Season was created to encourage and strengthen you during this time.

Available now. Click the link in the bio to start your journey. ✨

With love, Dr. V 💜