• Time Does Not Necessarily Heal All Wounds

    Podcast: Play in new window | Download


    We have been led into thinking that, if enough time passes by, we will be ok.

    Time can be our disfunctional friend and having that status means that we have to know how to deal with our friend. Dates can be triggers for memories. We can relate to a date of a traumatic event and it can put us in a bad place.

    As that date approaches, we can experience mental and psychological changes. We may cannot explain it but we definately experience it.

    This week, Latonia discusses dates in time and the effect it can have on us. The significance of the date that a traumatic event happens stays engrained in us. We do not have to suppress it but we do need to manage it! 

  • Ordained Minister
  • President and Founder of Non-Profit
  • BA/Human Services, Minor in Psychology
  • Empowerment and Leadership Coach and Speaker
  • Entrepreneur
  • Published Author and Writing Coach

Latonia has a background in Warehousing and Manufacturing; being a Supervisor at Cardinal Health for seven years and holding the same title at JCB for eight years.  She has worked all of her adult life, pursuing entrepreneurship in 1997 and full time in 2012.  She succeeded in an environment that was ‘male-dominated’ and contributes her humbleness to being successful in an atmosphere that was meant to break her.

Latonia is married to James Hendry, the mother of three adult children, Shekeyta, Jamall, and Jalen, and Dutchess to Lil Dutchess Khalyah and Lil Duke Turner.  She attends Agape Worship Center under the leadership of Pastor Lucy Frazier where she is an Ordained Minister.  She loves people and tries to bring knowledge, compassion, and laughter to everyone she meets.

  • Time Does Not Necessarily Heal All Wounds

  • Why Do We Have to Tallk About ‘It’?

  • Your Authentic Self!

  • When the Past becomes the Present

  • When Your Past Infiltrates Your Present!

  • Fighting Domestic Violence on a Deeper Level

  • Children and Domestic Abuse

  • From Victim to Victory

  • Prayed For then Preyed On; When the Sheep Are Bled On!

  • The Misconceptions of Domestic Violence ‘Panel Discussion at the Restored Table!’

A Woman’s Soul: Restored

Hosted by Latonia Hendry

Rape may be the ugliest of the four-letter words. One in five of all women experience sexual assault. That’s almost 20% of the female population. It’s the woman that delivers your mail, your college professor, the cashier at your grocery store or maybe it’s you. But there’s another word that is just as powerful, it’s hope. Here on A Woman’s Soul: Restored, we’ll be talking about hope. We’ll be talking about how that assault does not define you – or dictate your future, that you should not feel shame, and that you have the potential and deserve to find all of the joy that you are due. You’ll learn to reclaim your power, to believe in you, and rise up with confidence and spirit.