If foster care is a necessary invention, mental health wellness is a very close cousin. Between living in foster care from the age of six until 18 years old, to barely graduating high school with a 2.0 GPA, working in bars, strip dancing, and being labeled a “bad girl”. B.A. Crisp opened her eyes to life’s constant reinventions. But when she finally got hold of where she was heading in life, she decided to make the best out of it. Today, she’s left a mark on others with her efforts, education, and knowledge. Excited to learn about the events and experiences that led her to this point? Don’t miss this episode!

Meet B.A. Crisp, a best-selling author, advisor, and “thriver”! You’ll hear B.A. and I discuss several human topics, which we must know but have little to no knowledge of, including human trafficking, psychiatry, psycho-psychological human conditions, strip club operations, and legal challenges faced by dancers, sexual harassment, gender equality, and a lot more. B.A. explains how her life’s journey led her to understand (and live) many of these issues and how she’s used those times as a learning tool to help others who’re navigating them now.

Episode Highlights:
 You’ll have your ups and downs in life. Accept them. But learn from your tough times. She recollects having had a period of time filled with bad decisions, such as bars and strip dancing. Then, she’d tried enrolling in local community colleges a couple of times, but she'd quit if she did not believe in herself enough. Eventually, something clicked, and she went back to school and finished.

Life is your best inspiration sometimes. B.A.'s mother was diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic, a condition many were unaware of back then. She explains how that led her to study the supernatural, remote viewing, and visualization, as well as the science behind it all. She uses her interest in fiction to reconcile her mother's illness, and create a character with a similar experience.

Meet The Guest!
B.A. Crisp is a best-selling author. She has advised the Department of Homeland Security on anti-human trafficking efforts and received a Homeland Security Service Award nomination in 2015. She has also acted as an advisor for private contractors and national security, providing research advice and analysis. In addition, she has volunteered with the Collier County Sheriff's Office anti-human trafficking team and worked as a psychiatric assessment specialist at a metropolitan hospital.  She earned her B.A. in psychology from Ursuline College, graduating Summa cum Laude, and her M.S. from George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management, receiving the valedictorian distinction.  School of Journalism. She attended Exeter College, University of Oxford, U.K., and the London School of Journalism. During her childhood, she was a ward of the court and foster child and is a human trafficking survivor (although she prefers the term ‘thriver’). She has authored two books and her third book, Emergent, will be available in March 2023. (link below)

Connect with BA Crisp
Instagram: @bacrispwrite
Facebook: @bacrispauthor

 Latest BooK
https://www.amazon.com/Emergent-Quanta-Chronicles-Book-3-ebook/dp/B0BVKV1X23?ref_=ast_author_dp

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