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Join Trauma Therapist, Adriana Alejandre, on this mission to break the stigma, learn self-help techniques, and advocate for cultural attunement to help generations heal. Latinx Therapy is a bilingual podcast & national directory of Latine Therapists discussing mental health topics in efforts to demystify myths and diagnoses that prevent people in our community from seeking help. Find a Latine ther... more

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*This episode was recorded Feb 2026. The foundation is currently organizing support groups for families who have had a loved one deported under the current administration.**

Today in this episode, I talked with Dr. Yessica Green Rosas about the imp... more

Hoy en este segmento, conversé con Jennifer León Salinas sobre los impactos emocionales y físicos que las políticas hostiles y el discurso público tienen en la salud mental de las personas indocumentadas. Exploramos de cerca el bienestar de vivir sin... more

Today in this segment, I talked with Jennifer León Salinas, about the emotional and physical impacts hostile policies and public discourse have on undocumented mental health, where we look closely at the well-being of living undocumented within our c... more

This girl finally has editing support! With organic growth, my own mental health and family matters, it has become impossible to continue editing the podcast. As you may notice, I also added the video component! In this trailer episode, I share with ... more

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Recent Guests

Kim Guerra
Queer woman of color, writer, advocate, and entrepreneur. Creator of Badass Bonita and author of multiple books including 'Badass Bonita'.
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Episode: Kim Guerra on Becoming a Revolution: "¡Soy una pinche lesbiana!"
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Leading Latinx activist, writer, speaker, and founder of Latina Rebels
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Episode: Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez: Her Story on Religion and Sexual Liberation
Susan Abdel-Haq
A Palestinian licensed psychotherapist practicing in California.
Episode: Injustices Against Palestine
Dr. Vanessa Velez
A holistic and integrative board certified psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and artist.
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Episode: What is a Psychiatrist? With Dr. Vanessa Velez, MD
Xóchitl Carlos Méndez
Manager of Cultural Programs in Spanish for the Alliance for People of Color at Postpartum Support International
Postpartum Support International
Episode: Colaboración entre La Alianza de Salud Mental Perinatal en Español (Postpartum Support International) y Latinx Therapy
Karla Cardoza
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, manager of the Spanish Hotline
Postpartum Support International
Episode: Perinatal Mental Health Alliance for People of Color at Postpartum Support International (PSI)
Xochitl Carlos Mendez
Alliance Spanish Cultural Program Manager
Postpartum Support International
Episode: Perinatal Mental Health Alliance for People of Color at Postpartum Support International (PSI)
Crystal Bedoya
First generation Mexican American, freelance journalist, and multiple sclerosis content creator.
Episode: A Story about Multiple Sclerosis and Mental Health
Jennifer León Salinas
Bilingual, trauma-focused marriage and family therapist associate, founder of Mujeres en Psych
Mujeres en Psych
Episode: The Mental Health of Pre-Licensed Therapists

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Adriana Alejandre
Adriana Alejandre is a licensed marriage and family therapist, trauma therapist, and the creator of Latinx Therapy. She leads discussions aimed at breaking mental health stigma and providing culturally relevant therapeutic support.

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 676 ratings
  • Would be more therapeutic without the Latin’x’ buzzword

    As a LatinO(no x here)this is a joke. If your therapy is efficient you don’t need to call your podcast something so cringe.

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    Darth sexy
    United Statesa year ago
  • Informative

    Thank you for providing support to the Latinx community.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AAAj1m
    United States2 years ago
  • My favorite podcast at the moment!!!

    I love this podcast, it is so informative and reminds me that it is okay to seek help with mental health. I can relate to a lot of the topics covered and it shows me that I am not alone! There are other people in situations like mine. I have especially enjoyed an episode that talked about enmeshment and one that talked about dreams. One more thing, through the podcast I have been exposed to therapists that I now follow on Instagram and I get to follow their amazing content. All in all thank you ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    007yow
    United States2 years ago
  • Thank You 🤎

    Having this resource as a Latina means everything. Thank you for creating a safe space for all Latine, Latinx, Hispanic, Chicano…etc. folks, regardless of how we identify, to show up and learn how to care for our mental health.🫶🏼 Muchos thank yous!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Angel1444
    United States2 years ago
  • True representation

    Love how this podcast holds space for every part of our culture!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stephgiiiiirl
    United States2 years ago

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There are mixed feelings about the terminology used (e.g., Latinx) among the audience, which has sparked some debate.
Positive feedback emphasizes the importance of bilingual content and its impact on community understanding of mental health.
Listeners appreciate the culturally relevant discussions and the accessibility of mental health information.
Many find the topics relatable and necessary for destigmatizing mental health issues in the Latinx community.

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Jennifer León Salinas: El impacto emocional de vivir indocumentado
Q: ¿Cómo has notado que el estrés político ha afectado a tus clientes en las sesiones?
Describe un aumento en miedo, ansiedad e incertidumbre entre la comunidad documentada, con ejemplos como redadas y deportaciones, y enfatiza la necesidad de entender las respuestas del cuerpo y incorporar técnicas de regulación emocional en la terapia.
Jennifer León Salinas: El impacto emocional de vivir indocumentado
Q: ¿Nos puedes hablar un poco más sobre ti y sobre tu familia? Específicamente, la historia de migración, de lo que pasaron.
Jennifer comparte su historia de migración desde Michoacán, México, a California a los cinco años, su experiencia como mayor en la familia y las diferencias de estatus migratorio que han vivido sus hermanos, destacando cómo eso influye en su perspectiva y en su trabajo terapéutico.
Undocumented Mental Health with Jennifer León Salinas, LMFT
Q: How do politics show up in undocumented clients' therapy, and what should therapists do to support them?
Therapists should validate clients' experiences, acknowledge the impact of policy on daily life, practice transparency about their own status when appropriate, and sit with clients in their fear to reduce isolation and empower coping strategies.
Undocumented Mental Health with Jennifer León Salinas, LMFT
Q: What does it mean to have this conversation publicly during this time, especially knowing how vulnerable and layered undocumented mental health can be?
It's about shedding light on the lived realities of undocumented people and recognizing that policy directly shapes mental health, access to resources, and daily life, so stigma should be challenged and dialogue normalized.
Kim Guerra on Becoming a Revolution: "¡Soy una pinche lesbiana!"
Q: How did your family take the divorce?
It was a painful process filled with shame from my family and the church, making me feel like a failure.

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Focused on diving into the intricacies of mental health, this podcast seeks to address important challenges faced by the Latinx community through a bilingual lens. It tackles critical topics such as religious trauma, cultural nuances in therapy, and the stigma surrounding mental health treatment, advocating for greater awareness and resource accessibility. Each episode features candid discussions with mental health professionals, activists, and community leaders who share their personal journeys and insights, emphasizing the importance of culturally relevant support and the empowerment of underrepresented voices in mental health discourse.

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1. Kim Guerra
2. Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez
3. Susan Abdel-Haq
4. Dr. Vanessa Velez
5. Xóchitl Carlos Méndez
6. Karla Cardoza
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8. Crystal Bedoya

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