Join Dr. Diana Naranjo and writer PL Hernandez who brings her new character Francie to therapy. Francie is a Mexican-American woman in her late twenties who is finishing her PhD. As one part of her life ends, another possibility opens up...one that would take her far from home and away from everyone she knows and loves. We dive into her inspiration to get higher education, the multigenerational traumas her immigrant family has experienced, and how one brave choice often tips the scales for future generations.
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P.L. Hernandez is an independently published author of contemporary women's fiction. She is a California native, raised in the Salinas Valley, she is a fan of music, books, and movies. Hernandez's books will immerse you in authentic stories about the experiences of women falling in love and finding themselves. With realistic characters, witty dialogue, and the perfect balance of emotional moments and light hearted humor, her writing will leave you falling in love and feeling inspired.
Social Media: IG and TikTok: @pattyloo_wrote_itWebsite: www.plhernandez.com
Current WIP: Songs We Fell In Love To, is a contemporary new adult fiction, which follows Francie Rivera, a grad student in her 20's on the verge of finishing her PhD. When Francie meets a charming musician in her favorite coffee shop, what should have been a spring flings turns into an intense love affair she wasn't ready for. As she navigates her new relationship and the prospects of her future, Francie recalls her journey of past relationships and a love she hasn't fully left behind. This dual timeline novel takes us on a journey with Francie that spans back to her childhood as she untangles who she's been and who she hopes to become.
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Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical or psychological advice. While the therapy strategies and techniques are
real, the characters and scenarios presented are all fictional and belong to the author. The content should not be used, relied upon, or substituted for any diagnostic or treatment purposes. As always, if you think you may be suffering from a psychological or medical condition, please seek individualized care with a medical professional or you can contact the National Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.
