Asian Therapists Talk About Holiday Grief, Intercultural Relationships, and Celebration The holiday season offers great opportunities for joy, but can often also bring up a variety of difficulties for immigrants and immigrant families. In our podcast episode, we invited a panel of Asian therapists of
The reason we wanted to talk about the relationship between Asian mothers and their daughters is that it is something that continues to come up for our clients, our support group members, and even our Asian therapists. Mother-daughter relationships are part of the Asian American
Many Asian Americans are either children (or grandchildren) of immigrants or are immigrants themselves. We believe it is necessary to discuss the immigrant experience as we support these communities. Children of immigrants must reckon with the complicated concepts of sacrifice, guilt, and gratitude even from
The pandemic went on longer than any of us could have guessed. Now that the world is beginning to open up again, many families are figuring out how to re-integrate back into society. What are the changes that are coming? What should their kids expect?
Lately, it seems like we’re seeing daily accounts of attacks against Asian Americans on social media. Unfortunately, there has been an uptick in hate and anti-Asian sentiment over the past year. Parents may be worried their children are exposed to the negative news and wonder
The birth of a baby is a time of excitement, joy, and love, as well as fear and anxiety. Most moms experience the “baby blues” in the two weeks following the birth. And many moms’ feelings can linger and grow more intense rather than fading
