Therapy is a great way for me, as a mental health professional, to decompress and hit the reset button. This week, I talk about how therapy helps me to take time for my own mental health and fits into my overall self-care routine.
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Therapy is a great way for me, as a mental health professional, to decompress and hit the reset button. This week, I talk about how therapy helps me to take time for my own mental health and fits into my overall self-care routine.
In this episode of The Self-Care Chronicle, I connect with Dr. Christina Hong Huber. Dr. Hong Huber talks about the impact of escalating anti-Asian violence on her own mental health and helping clients navigate their way through the trauma of recent events while holding her own pain. Dr. Hong Huber is a first-generation, Asian-American, licensed clinical psychologist in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Dr. Hong Huber works from a social justice-oriented and trauma-informed lens and provides ...
The Self-Care Chronicle
Therapy is a great way for me, as a mental health professional, to decompress and hit the reset button. This week, I talk about how therapy helps me to take time for my own mental health and fits into my overall self-care routine.