Dr. Natalie Jones recently appeared on the OhioHealth Wellness Conversation podcast to detail the path from fear to recovery for cancer patients, while simultaneously gaining recognition as the valedictorian of the George H.W. Bush New Tech Odessa graduating class.
Within the podcasting circuit, Dr. Natalie Jones is being lauded for her clinical expertise on boundaries. On Therapy for Black Girls, host Dr. Joy Harden Bradford praised her contribution, noting, "Well, this has been so helpful, and I think a lot of our community will really appreciate everything you shared, Dr. Jones."
While discussing the complexities of going no-contact with family, Dr. Natalie Jones emphasized the necessity of self-validation. She advised listeners on Therapy for Black Girls that, "You have to be able to validate yourself. There's a good chance that when you walk away, you go no contact, you might lose a lot of the validation that you had." She argues that filling the resulting void requires seeking out new, healthy support systems to provide the nurturing care individuals previously lacked.

