Learning how to navigate health and school systems is already challenging. As a refugee, this is compounded by the effects of generational trauma, in particular our parents' generation's sense of stigma and mistrust of government.
I'm so grateful to have my dear friend Youa join me for this tough conversation on how to advocate for your child, even if it means tearing down barriers set up by those who mean well. Join us for our conversation about learning how to navigate an entirely new system of care for your child while carrying the burden of generational trauma.
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