Ep 6: Latina Abroad: Taking in the Air with Dr. Jacqueline Guevara
Release Date: 05/24/2021
End of Season 1: Taking a Break
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There are 92 days until the New Year, as of the recording date of 9/30/2021. This is the end of Season 1 of Therapy Etc. and I will be taking a break to enjoy the last 92 days of this year, evaluate goals for 2022, and nourishing myself. See you back here for Season 2! To learn more about me and my work, check me out here: Instagram: Instagram: Email: Youtube:
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Ep. 15: When Things Don't Go As Planned...
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Ep 13: Out of the Shadows: MS Disease
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Ep 12: Unapologetically, Taking a Seat at the Table
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Ep 11: Growing Up AfroLatina
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In Episode 11 of Therapy, Etc. Podcast, we have Dr. Veronica Eyo who is a Bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Los Angeles. She specializes in working with mothers, new and seasoned, throughout the triumphs and struggles of motherhood. She also has a special place in her heart for working with students, especially first-generation students in providing support throughout their academic journey. She recently completed her EdD where she researched the factors that contribute to the success of student mamas pursuing their higher education goals. Her research was fueled...
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Ep 10: Latina Philanthropist Within Professional Sports
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Ep 9: Big Sis Little Sis
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info_outlineIn today’s episode, I have Dr. Jacqueline Guevara discussing how her life is, after living in Germany over the past 3 years. She shares about how she has been able to slow down and “take in the air.” Dr. Guevara shares about the challenges she has faced and how she adjusted to being Latina while living abroad!
Dr. Jacqueline Guevara is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (Virginia and Washington DC) and proud daughter of immigrant parents from El Salvador and Guatemala. Born and raised in Washington DC, she has always had a tremendous passion for serving her community and fighting against mental health stigma, especially within marginalized communities. Dr. Guevara has over 12 years of social work experience spanning across community mental health, child welfare, juvenile justice, and school social work. She currently owns an online private practice where she specializes in trauma and first generation cultural stress/acculturative stress. She is also an adjunct professor teaching for Bachelor and Master level Social Work programs.
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