Dive into a captivating conversation with Michelle Yañez Olivares, a daughter of immigrants who grew up in Australia. Michelle shares her inspiring journey of navigating cultural identity, the need for community events for Latinos, and embracing our truths.

Join us in this heartfelt episode in which we explore cultural scripts, toxic masculinity, and dating while shedding light on how our backgrounds shape these aspects of our lives.

In this episode, we chat about the differences between growing up in the U.S. and Australia as a daughter of immigrants and a Latina. This enriching and empowering discussion celebrates heritage, community, and the courage to be ourselves and begin to heal. This deeply vulnerable episode will have your inner child feeling hugged and less alone in this world, so make sure to tune in.

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Michelle Yañez Olivares is a community builder working in the tech industry and also the creator of digital social brand "Amiga Mia" which celebrates the Latin community in Australia.

You can connect with Michelle here:

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If you've been looking for a therapist who specializes in helping daughters of immigrants heal from trauma, you can schedule a consultation call with Nancy here: https://bookme.name/globalcitizentherapy/consultation-call

Interested in the workshops coming up for BIPOC mental health month including the FREE one I mentioned in this episode, "Love Beyond Expectations: Empowering Immigrant Daughters in Dating & Relationships"? Check out the workshops here: Trauma therapist & speaker - Listen on Spotify - Linktree