How Does Imposter Syndrome Affect Latinx Mental Health?

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Being Latino in the United States means making a greater effort both to find a place and to adapt to academic and professional environments. And due to the high demands they face, the development of impostor syndrome in Latinos has increased. 70% of American workers have experienced impostor syndrome at some point, but it tends […]

Discovering Your True Potential

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What makes one person succeed while the other one changes jobs every 6 months? Is it talent, intelligence, determination, grit, or mindset? Some would argue that it’s a combination, while others would say it’s their intelligence. And still, others would argue that it’s grit and determination that allows you to achieve your goals. According to […]

Nothing Lasts Forever: When Parents No Longer Wish to Add to Their Family

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This blog is about when parents no longer wish to add to their family, otherwise known as the ‘baby phase.’ A friend of mine called me the other day to tell me about something that she was going through. “I think this is it.” she said to me. “What is?” I asked. “You know, kids.” […]

How to Inform Your Family and Loved Ones About Your Struggle with Anxiety 

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Everyone experiences anxiety, some more than others. One thing that’s for sure is that anxiety can leave you feeling scared and alone. It can be hard to turn to someone in confidence, especially if you’re not sure if they have experienced the anxiety you are experiencing right now. Chances are, those who mean the most […]

How to Differentiate Anxiety, Depression, and Stress 

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While some may experience these mental conditions at different levels, anxiety, depression, and stress are normal. Although they all fall into mental health, they are nothing to be confused about. You might experience several symptoms and it is important to understand what they mean and what they can be categorized into. You might even be […]

3 Steps To Navigate The Holidays

Holidays can be a very stressful time. When we are with our whole family in one place it can bring up unresolved issues and feelings from the past. We may have Conflicts, a loss, differences in political beliefs/Covid beliefs, or things that have not been addressed. ⁠ We can reclaim the peace and joy of […]

How Latinx Talk Therapy is Helping During COVID-19

Who we are: Latinx Talk Therapy was established in efforts to provide mental health services to the Latinx community in a space that is culturally competent, bilingual, and non-stigmatizing. We also aim to create mental health awareness in our community. Our licensed clinical therapists are all Latinx and native Spanish-speakers. It is our mission to […]

Cómo Latinx Talk Therapy Está Ayudando Durante COVID-19

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Quienes somos: Latinx Talk Therapy se estableció como parte de un esfuerzo para dar servicios de salud mental a la comunidad latinx en un espacio culturalmente competente, bilingüe y no estigmatizante. También queremos crear conciencia sobre la salud mental en nuestra comunidad. Nuestros terapeutas con licencia clínica son latinx y hablan español. Nuestra misión es […]

How to Manage Emotional Discomfort in Stressful Times

Things have been very heavy recently due to recent events disrupting our emotional wellbeing. There is a mix of emotions swirling around: frustration, confusion, rage, depletion, and depression. These feelings are valid and might be especially intense for those of us that consider ourselves a part of Black and Brown communities. 

How to Enhance Your Self Compassion

We’ve all made it through May! Let’s take a moment to honor all that we’ve gotten through. For me, this month has held uncertainty, challenges, and a lot of time at home.  In moments I was inspired and hopeful, and in others I was overwhelmed and fed-up (and some of these feelings lingered longer than I’d hoped). As I sat with and made room for all of these parts, I was reminded of the importance of self-compassion.