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Healthy Minds Therapy Mental health includes our emotional, psychological and social well-being.

Therapist. Entrepreneur. Immigrant. Bilingual. Hispanic.And still figuring out the messy, beautiful business of being hu...
09/07/2026

Therapist. Entrepreneur. Immigrant. Bilingual. Hispanic.
And still figuring out the messy, beautiful business of being human. đŸ«€

09/04/2026

This is why therapeutic boundaries aren’t optional ⚖.

08/31/2026

“No somos nada
 pero me duele como si lo fuĂ©ramos todo“❀‍đŸ©č AquĂ­, hablo de las famosas situationships: vĂ­nculos que parecen una relaciĂłn, pero sin claridad ni compromiso. ÂżHas estado en una? đŸ«  . Somos SoFlo - (South Florida) Magazine en Espanol

07/28/2026

Being a stepparent isn’t just about joining a family.

It’s about finding your place in a story that started long before you arrived.

It’s loving without always knowing how your love will be received.

It’s learning when to step in
 and when to step back.

It’s celebrating the small moments that no one else notices.

And sometimes, it’s carrying a role that feels invisible.

This isn’t about comparing stepmoms to parents.

It’s about recognizing that blended families are beautifully complex and so are the people trying to make them work.

To every stepmom doing her best: I see you. đŸ€

07/20/2026

Okay
 hear me out. 👀

Mel Robbins recently said that people pleasing is manipulation, and I think it’s a really interesting conversation.

It’s also worth remembering that Mel Robbins isn’t a licensed mental health professional. Her background is in law. She shares powerful ideas, but they’re different from a clinical perspective.

As a therapist, I’d add this nuance:

People pleasing is often a survival strategy rooted in anxiety, attachment wounds, or trauma, not an attempt to manipulate others in a malicious way.

Can it influence how other people respond to us? Absolutely.

But I think reducing it to “people pleasers are manipulators” oversimplifies a much more complex human experience.

What are your thoughts? 👇

QuizĂĄs el cambio no es lo que mĂĄs nos duele.QuizĂĄs lo que duele es que nunca nos preguntĂł si estĂĄbamos listos.Y, aun asĂ­...
07/16/2026

QuizĂĄs el cambio no es lo que mĂĄs nos duele.
QuizĂĄs lo que duele es que nunca nos preguntĂł si estĂĄbamos listos.
Y, aun asĂ­, aprendemos a seguir adelante.đŸ€

07/01/2026

Meet Ginger. đŸŸ
My co-therapist. She specializes in emotional support, accepts treats as payment, and has never missed a chance to brighten someone’s day. đŸ¶đŸ’› Training thanks for training my little munchkin đŸ„°

06/10/2026
06/10/2026

El duelo puede dejar una cicatriz en el alma. Con el tiempo, esa cicatriz puede cambiar, suavizarse y adquirir nuevos significados, pero sigue siendo parte de nuestra historia.

Esta es solo una forma general de comprender el duelo. Cada persona lo vive de manera diferente. No siempre es necesario acudir a terapia, pero si sientes que no puedes mĂĄs con ese dolor, pedir ayuda es un acto de valentĂ­a y cuidado hacia ti đŸ€. Grief can be like a scar on the soul. It may heal, soften, and transform, but it remains part of our story. There is no right or wrong way to experience it. 

This is a very general reflection on grief—every experience is different. Not everyone needs therapy, but if your grief feels too heavy to carry alone, reaching out for support is a sign of strength. đŸ€

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