Dominican born, and growing up with parents who judge mental health
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“I just found this podcast. I’m so happy I did. I needed to listen to something that is relatable to
me and my upbriging as a Dominican girl who was raised by a bipolar mother (un-diagnosed).
I want to stop this cycle of stigmatism against mental health with our family.”
Lv8623 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/08/23
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“All the episodes feel like an extremely cathartic therapy session I didn’t know I needed!
The stories are beyond relatable and even when there’s differences with specifics of communities and class and personalities the professionals take that into account so to give advice that can be useful to...”Read full review »
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08/28/20
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“As many of the reviews mention this podcast empowers us with some tools and tips on how to build stronger relationships with our immigrant parents. We need to come from a place of love and respect.”
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11/16/21
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“For a few hours I will have a good”
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Palau ·
02/27/23
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