Whoever created and uses this imbecilic, virtue-signaling term needs to go back to school. We DO NOT appreciate being called “Latinx” I prefer the term “Latin American”. Ever heard of it?? 🙄

No one with credibility uses terms like “Latinx.”

Just started listening to the show from beginning to end. Love it! I would love to hear an episode on MLM’s in the Latin community.

I know what a Latino is and what a Latina is, I actually know a lot of them personally. I have never seen a Latinx and don’t know what one is. Is that some kind of creature or something? Asking for an amigo.

Way to let liberal white women change your language, there is no such thing as Latinx.

No matter how hard you try to make latinx a thing it will never be a thing

How about you start by not insulting us with the term Latinx.. so gross and out of touch.

We are latinos not Latinx

Hello, I just wanted to let you know how much your session about anxiety really helped me figure out my own body & recognize signs of anxiety. Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

I just wanted to take a moment and say thank you for creating such an impactful podcast! I believe that we all have a voice that deserves to be heard. Thank you for putting this into the world! BE UNBROKEN! @MichaelUnbroken

I am non-stop recommending this podcast to my friends and family including my parents. We think there are enough resources out there but Latinx Therapy serves our community so specifically and deeply in English AND Spanish. I can’t give Adriana Alejandre enough praises for her dedication in building this. Thank you!

I am so thankful I found this podcast ! Puts a lot of things into perspective !

As a survivor of sexual abuse I have gone through so much healing and reflection. Until now, I have never heard sexual abuse talked about in our communities. I feel like this has opened a path in my healing I didn’t know was necessary. I will seek culturally relevant content about this going forward. Thank you!!

Love your information!

Hola Gracias for taking the time and talk about such an important topic MH in the hispanics community. I can wait to hear more!!! Thanks.YQ

Inclusive, culturally sensitive latinx mental health podcast provides insights, resources and support. Thank you!

Simply adore this podcast series more than ever realize LATINX mental healthcare is becoming more commonplace within marginalized communities. The selected topics and subject matters mentioned in this series are necessary to discuss and culturally appropriate to communicate with LATINX and non-LATINX podcast audiences. For the professional fields (e.g. accounting, social work, education), this podcast series have the relevance of information useful in helping, working with, or understanding intersectional underrepresented populations.

I just started listening to this podcast and I can’t wait to catch up - there so many great topics! Thank you for addressing the cultural issue and misunderstanding or lack there of - for anxiety and depression in the hispanic community. Love this podcast!

Just started listening to this podcast after listening to another postcast called Millennials Meet World and was absolutely blown away what Adriana Alajandre was talking about mental health issues in the Latinx Communities which is rarely ever talked about and I can relate to this because growing up with parents in a Mexican household they don’t believe in mental health issues and think it’s just something you can “work out or go running” to get rid of it.. so yeah a lot of information in this podcast! Thank you! Keep up the hard work!! :)

This podcast brings a essential information for Chicanas like me who are seeking multiple tools to grow as an adult and nurture my inner child. Gracias!

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in California and recently started listening to Latinx podcasts. I use a lot of the information obtained from the podcasts in my sessions with a diverse group of clients. I love the speakers! Keep up the good work.

I really enjoy listening to this podcast. The host and guest speakers are great. Very interesting topics that I could relate to. It’s refreshing to listen to Latinx professionals share their knowledge on mental health. I heard all of the episodes available and I can’t wait for more! Thank you for educating our community!

Honestly thank you for creating this podcast. This is helpful in me taking steps to go to counseling. It feels like home to have this podcast, even though therapy is unfamiliar and scary to me.

I love it. Very interesting conversations. Very professional host and guest. As a Latina I feel so helpful to listen to this podcast. Latino’s have very similar backgrounds. This is a tool to listen, relax, learn, forgive, be open minded and apply everything you learned from it to your own personal life and become a better person. Please keep providing us help!!! Sending love and blessings to you!!!!😘

This is a great podcast! I’m much older than you but your story about bing a teen mom is a true inspiration. I definitely related a whole lot and I’m sure many other women would too. I was searching for a podcast that referred to the the Latino culture. I’m a Guatemalan mother of 4, and I know I need help will benefit from listening to your podcast. Thanks for the work you’re putting into helping families overcome the stigma of receiving mental health support. Muchas bendiciones!

I recommend this podcast to my clients and the families of my clients because Adriana and her guest do such an amazing job at destigmatizing mental illness. The topics shared are issues related to our cultura and every time I listen to an episode I feel validated and normal. Thank you! Keep them coming!

This podcast has been an eye opener for me. I had been able to find therapist, learn new vocabulary in Spanish about mental health but most importantly it has help me explain to my mother what are some of the issues I am battling with! A must listen!!! Highly recommend

I am a therapist myself and was turned to this podcast by my Latinx clients. This has been empowering for them and exciting for me every time a new one comes out. It’s liberating and revolutionary. Highly recommend.

The Spanish version of this podcast is an invaluable resource for both Latinx families and social service professionals. This podcast provides psycho-education to Spanish speaking clients in a concise, yet meaningful way. As a Mexican American woman, summing up her 1st year of a 2-year MSW program I have found that this podcast has informed my practice through aiding communication of clinical lingo to my Spanish speaking clients. I can not stress the importance of the messages found with in your podcast Adriana! Muchisimas Gracias!

Thank you to Adrianna the host for dedicating her life’s work to de-stigmatizing mental health in our community. This is helping so many people!

Such an amazing and educational podcast! Definitely an eye opener if you’re not familiar with the undocumented population. Thanks for having this.

I can finally hear about issues that I go through and learn how to navigate it. My favorite podcast by far and such an inspirational podcast!

I am a current Master’s student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and I am a Dominican-American. I have always been interested in mental health and in recent years knew that this is the profession that is right for me. Listening to this podcast is so educational and really helps to reaffirm that I made the right decision with my career path. It also has the double added positive layer of being Latinx focused. It really helps me to realize things about my own identity growing up Latinx, but also what it will be like going back into our communities and working through the negative stigmas of mental health most of us grew up with. I recommend this podcast to everyone in the Latinx community, but especially to those that work in the mental health field and are not Latinx, because this will really help give you more information and more of a perspective of how to better serve your Latinx clients. Highly recommended!

This podcast is incredible! I have pretty much heard every episode in a span of 2 days. It's great to see how much awareness you are promoting to Mental health in the Latinx community. Can't wait for future episodes

So glad this podcast exists to promote mental health advocacy for our Latinx community! I have used this podcast to open up conversations on the importance of mental health with my Latinx family while commuting in my car. I love how each podcast is translated in Spanish. The effort is much appreciated. I am grateful for this podcast!

I enjoy this podcast so much!!!!!

I am very appreciative for your podcast and thank you for gifting your story to me and your listeners. Your strength and perseverance is highly admirable and I am very encouraged by your story. I am currently attending Pepperdine on road to become an LMFT so I have been hooked on your podcast. So, thank you!

The relevancy is heartwarming. I can tell ha the host takes her time with the content as pours her heart. I highly recommend it for anyone who is latinx or of color!

I’ve been listening to this podcast from the start and I can relate to most of the episodes. It’s an amazing podcast. This specific episode really hit home with me. I myself was a teenage mother who went through similar issues. My children are now teens and I really needed to hear this to remind myself of the fact that I’m not the only one going through this. I just feel a sense of community every time I listen to the podcast. Keep doing amazing work!

I found this podcasts on IG. I was so excited to find a page and a podcast dedicated to mental health specifically for the Latinx community. I am on podcast #3 and so far it has been so interesting. I am a Latina myself. I am currently working on my bachelors degree in Human Services with the goal of working directly with the Latinx community. In class, when we talk about issues; we don’t talk specifically about the Latinx community which is expected especially because my university is a PWI (primarily white institute) Latinxtherapy is that extra resource I can use to learn about the issues I know about but exactly how it affects the community. I want to add that the author/owner of the podcast is amazing. I watched her live on IG today and I just felt reassured and happy to be in the field I am. Although I currently don’t plan on going to graduate school to obtain my masters; I might down the line because we need more Latinx representation in mental health. THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO DO THESE PODCASTS!

I’m new to the podcast world and had a friend recommend Latinx Therapy. Let me tell you, I am so grateful for his recommendation and for this episode. The info on Bipolar was on point as to how I have experienced seeing and living with a close friend of mine with this illness. It’s been hard to watch him go through the ups/downs of this illness, but glad he is getting help. Thank you Latinx therapy for educating us about such an important topic - signed a new listener.

This podcast is everything! You must listen to it. I’m telling you. Subscribe!

I was excited when I heard about the podcast launching. As a new Latinx therapist, I was looking forward to hearing a podcast that talks about mental health through the Latinx lens and it didn’t disappoint! It not only brings in mental health professionals to talk about mental health topics but also other Latinx influencers to talk about heir personal mental health experiences. Adriana does a great job in talking about topics that pertain and are of interest to the Latinx community and are bilingual!! I look forward to see how the podcast continues to develop, I’ll be here to listen!

I appreciate the cultural relevancy weaved throughout the podcast. In order to improve the podcast, I need to point out that the Bipolar episode is grossly misinformed. The length of time in hypomania and mania are so varying and not confined to 4-7 days. Bipolar 2 hypomania can last months. I share this because both disorders are misunderstood.

I am a young Latino in California who has recently graduated college and this podcast feels really relevant to me. It’s been great getting to listen to other people in the community talk about mental health and I love that it’s also in Spanish.

These conversations are so needed. Especially centered within the Latinx culture lens. Thank you for creating the space for these conversations.

Hi, Im a mental health therapist and I learned about the podcast through my colleague and I shared with my group supervisor. We listened to the chancla episode and wish that it could be Spanish. So many of our client’s parents can benefit from listening to it. I have tried to discuss it but it is not the same. Hoping that it can be offered in Spanish!!!!!

I really enjoy this podcast and I haven’t seen or heard another one like this! Please do one on Latinx suicide awareness/prevention.

I absolutely love this podcast! I’m Latina and I work in mental health. It’s so refreshing to hear someone talking about uniquely Latinx issues when it comes to mental health. We need more of this!

I’m a Latina who has been suffering from anxiety and depression for some time. I love that this podcast acknowledges my culture and the dynamics of mental health within familia. Definitely opens up a door to talk openly about this with my Mom who speaks Spanish. I would encourage people to seek professional one on one help. You’re worth it!