@corazoncounseling is facilitating this incredible workshop series for mental health professionals & Latinx Therapy is co-sponsoring the CEUs, please contact Emilia for more info.

@soohshinalisisterproject: SSSP is honored to announce the start of our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Girls and Two-Spirit (MMIWG2-S) Awareness Campaign! 🎥❤️

Our community member, @Streamofserenitytherapy shares a releasing shame exercise.

Our community member, @cultivate_calm, shares the importance of stillness in your healing journey.

Not sure what to read next? Check out these amazing book recommendations from our community member @the.healing.guide.therapist!

Our directory member, @lasoniafregoso, reminds us that every emotion is part of our journey.

A beautiful reminder from our community member, @cultivate_calm, on why we shouldn’t compare ourselves to others.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Daisy Gómez, LCPC (@encuentrate.cc) Growing up Mexicana in Chicago, Daisy was taught to straighten her curls to look “professional.” But her healing began when she learned to embrace her natural hair and her full self.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Nancy Sandoval-Morton, LCSW (@rose_empowerment_center) Growing up, Nancy felt her curls were “too frizzy” and turned to straightening, due to limited curl care knowledge and beauty norms.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Haiza Martínez, LCSW (@pajaroazulpsychotherapy) Growing up, Haiza loved her big curls, they made her feel unique. But over time, bullying and harsh comments led her to question her beauty and worth.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Laura Salcedo, LCSW (@l_salcedo_lcsw) Though Laura was praised for her curls as a child, she rarely saw them represented and often envied straight hair.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Valeska Cosci, LCSW (renew.thru.therapy) Growing up, Valeska was taught that straight hair was beautiful and curls were unruly.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Claudette Mestayer, LCSW (@therapywithclaudette) Claudette grew up unsure how to care for her curls and felt pressure to keep them “professional.”

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Katie Piura, LCSW (@kpiuralcsw) Katie was told she looked prettier with straight hair, which made her doubt her curls. With encouragement, she embraced her natural hair. #CurlyHairJourney #LatinxTherapist

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Carla Avalos, LCSW (@nuevoscaminostherapy) Carla spent years hiding her curls after being teased and feeling out of place.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Litza C. Bodden, LPC-S (@shininglightsllc) As an Afro-Latina, Litza grew up proud of her roots, but society pushed other standards.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Debbie G. Ramirez, LCSW (@latinx_wellness_) Debbie didn’t grow up knowing how to care for her curls, but over time, she’s come to love how they reflect her identity and ancestry.

Curly Hair & Mental Health Series: Featuring Genesis Morales, LMFT (@bloom.within.therapy) Teased as a kid and told curls were unprofessional, Genesis spent years trying to tame her hair.