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The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Dealing with addiction, grief, and loss with Erica Sandoval and Basiliso (Bas) Moreno, LMSWWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about addiction and it’s impact on families with Basiliso (Bas) Moreno, LMSW, host of the The Social Work Rants Podcast.Guest Information:Basiliso (Bas) Moreno, LMSW is a Licensed Masters Level Social Worker and a Certified School Social Worker in the state of Delaware. In October 2020, Basiliso started his online business Bas City Entertainment LLC. Bas City Entertainment LLC focuses on providing his fellow social workers holistic self-care focusing on poetry and v...2025-08-0546 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Facing trauma,stigma, and new beginnings.We are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about trauma, stigma, how to not suffer in silence, and healing . Erica is joining by Latinx/e in Social Work author Natalie Gutierrez, LMSW.Guest Information:As a therapist, Natalie is committed to embodying our values and mission in her work with clients. She takes her time to really get to know her clients and their specific needs. Natalie takes great pride in her work as a therapist and enters into each sess...2025-06-1751 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Learning and growing with ADHD with Erica Sandoval and Sandra N. Crespo, LICSWWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about ADHD and neurodivergence and the stigma and challenges that come with it. Erica is joining by Latinx/e in Social Work author Sandra N. Crespo, LICSWGuest Information:Sandra N. Crespo is a licensed clinical social worker, professor, public speaker and advocate for diversity in social work leadership and wellness. As a Clinic Director for Columbia Associates at the North Bethesda, MD office, she oversees the integration of tech...2025-06-0351 min
The First Gen MadrinaE-101 Mental Health as a First Gen with Erica Priscilla SandovalDear First Gens,In this episode, host Sara welcomes guest, Erica Priscilla Sandoval, to The First Gen Madrina Podcast! This gives us a brand-new episode for this month's theme, Mental Health as a First Gen!Erica is a passionate licensed clinical therapist dedicated to promoting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Erica holds a Post Master’s in Clinical Adolescent Psychology and a Master’s in Social Work from New York University, Silver School of Social Work. She is the founder and CEO of Sandoval CoLab, a wellness and equity consulting firm. Erica is a 6x publ...2025-05-2144 minThe First Gen MadrinaE-101 Mental Health as a First Gen with Erica Priscilla SandovalDear First Gens,In this episode, host Sara welcomes guest, Erica Priscilla Sandoval, to The First Gen Madrina Podcast! This gives us a brand-new episode for this month's theme, Mental Health as a First Gen!Erica is a passionate licensed clinical therapist dedicated to promoting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Erica holds a Post Master’s in Clinical Adolescent Psychology and a Master’s in Social Work from New York University, Silver School of Social Work. She is the founder and CEO of Sandoval CoLab, a wellness and equity consulting firm. Erica is a 6x publ...2025-05-2144 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Overcoming Adversity and Embracing Identity with Erica Sandoval and Elizabeth Conde, LMSW-SIFIWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about cultural and personal adversity, role of stereotypes, institutional racism, and build strategies to deal with them. Erica is joining by Latinx/e in Social Work Vol. 2 author Elizabeth Conde, LMSW-SIFIGuest Information:Elizabeth Conde, LMSW-SIFI is a School Social Worker. She is responsible for providing social, emotional and academic support for students in her caseload. For the past twenty-three years she has worked with different populations and programs including domestic violence, edu...2025-05-2050 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Blossoming Lotus: Pursuing Education and Breaking Stigma with Erica Sandoval and Jessica Hardial, MA, LCSW, PhD(c)We are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about trauma informed therapy from the familial expectations on life, gender roles, education, and sexuality with Latinx/e in Social Work Vol. 1 author Jessica Hardial, MA, LCSW, PhD(c)Guest Information:Jessica Hardial is a bilingual clinical social worker, speaker, entrepreneur, professor, leader, and co-author of Latinx in Social Work. Jessica is the founder and clinical director of Blossoming Lotus Therapy, LCSW PLLC, where she oversees a team ofmental health professionals who spe...2025-05-0650 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Racial Microaggressions and Discrimination in the Workplace, with Erica Sandoval and Giselle Rodriguez, LCSWWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about microaggressions in the workplace with who shares their personal experiences and some excerpts from the LatinX in Social Work series.Guest Information:Giselle Rodriguez, LCSW, is the Program Coordinator for the Charla de Lupus (Lupus Chat)® program at the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). This national program specifically seeks to reach Latinos/Hispanics and African Americans with lupus and their families and offers support and education. Giselle began...2025-03-0444 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Cultural Trauma, Family Trauma, and Exposure to Truth with Erica Sandoval and Budy J. Whitfield, LCSWWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about cultural trauma, family trauma, and exposure to truth with Budy J. Whitfield, LCSW who shares their personal experiences and some excerpts from the LatinX in Social Work series.Guest Information:Budy (pronounced Beauty) Jamilly Whitfield is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 18 years of experience as a Senior Leader managing programs and treating, children, adolescents, women, and families in the areas of complex trauma, immigration, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, abuse, negl...2025-02-1850 min
The Wicked TeaTom Sandoval’s Singing Career Takes Another Hit on The TraitorsIn this episode of Wicked Tea, Erica dives into the latest drama from The Traitors, focusing on a faithful's shocking exit and Tom Sandoval's antics. The conversation explores the dynamics of the round table discussions, the implications of potential game-changing decisions, and predictions for future episodes. With a mix of humor and critical analysis, Erica provides insights into the chaotic world of reality TV.2025-02-1620 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series: Stereotypes, Stigma, And Cultural Assimilation with Rosita L. Marinez, MS-NPL, ADV-CSW, MSW, SIFIWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica welcomes Rosita L. Marinez, MS-NPL, ADV-CSW, MSW, SIFI to talk about Stereotypes, intercultural stigma, and assimilation.Guest Bio: Rosita Marinez has over two decades of experience specializing in operations management, fiscal management, project management, program development, and executive leadership. Her focus areas are mental health, substance use disorder, HIV/AIDS, and housing.Rosita is the Senior Vice President of Supported Housing at the Institute for Community Living (ICL). She oversees the nation's most ext...2024-12-1744 min
Why Don't We Talk About This?Talking about Mentorship in Social Work with Erica P. Sandoval, LCSW, SIFISend us a textErica discusses the importance of mentorship in her career and the upcoming third volume of "Latinx in Social Work," which focuses on mentorship. She highlights her journey, including support from mentors referred to as Madrinas and the challenges she faced, including toxic work environments and betrayal. Erica emphasizes the role of community and collective action in overcoming these challenges. She also shares her transformation through holistic practices and the launch of Siembra Today, a nonprofit providing accessible mental health and wellness tools for BIPOC communities.Guest Bio:Erica...2024-12-0346 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series: Intergenerational trauma & Cultural Stigma with Erica Sandoval, LCSW and Jean Carlos Osorio LCSW-R, CDBT, SIFIWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica welcomes Jean Carlos Osorio to talk about his journey in mental health and his career, answering questions for up and coming social workers. Guest info: Jean Carlos Osorio is a NYS Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and a Certified Dialectical Behavioral Therapist (CDBT) for the State of New York as well as licensed for Connecticut, Miami, New Jersey, Washington DC and Texas. He is also the founder of Mind Together!He specializes in...2024-12-031h 05
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastMeeting the Authors of Volume 3 : Natalie Gutierrez, LMSWIt's time to meet the amazing authors, social workers, and human beings that make up LatinX in Social Work Volume 3. On today's episode Erica chats with Natalie Gutierrez, LMSW. Natalie talks about her trauma, her family and how it all lead to her career and life in social work. She reads from his chapter of Volume 3, available December 5th.Want to join the authors of Volume 3 and connect with some of the greatest Social Workers and Mental Health Professionals for a great event join us for the LatinX in Social Work Summit.Click here...2024-11-2517 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastMeeting the Authors of Volume 3 - Jaran David Manzanet, MSWIt's time to meet the amazing authors, social workers, and human beings that make up LatinX in Social Work Volume 3. On today's episode Erica chats with Jaran David Manzanet, MSW. Jeran talks about growing up in The Bronx, the expectations of men of color, and reads from his chapter of Volume 3, available December 5th.Want to join the authors of Volume 3 and connect with some of the greatest Social Workers and Mental Health Professionals for a great event join us for the LatinX in Social Work Summit.Click here for more Information!2024-11-1913 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastMeeting the Authors of Volume 3 - Sandra N. Crespo, LICSWIt's time to meet the amazing authors, social workers, and human beings that make up LatinX in Social Work Volume 3. On today's episode Erica chats with Sandra N. Crespo, LICSW. Sandra talks about her life with ADHD and being Neurospicy! She reads from her chapter of Volume 3, available December 5th.Want to join the authors of Volume 3 and connect with some of the greatest Social Workers and Mental Health Professionals for a great event join us for the LatinX in Social Work Summit.Click here for more Information!Follow LatinX...2024-11-1216 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastMeeting the Authors of Volume 3 - Byanka Ramos, LCSWIt's time to meet the amazing authors, social workers, and human beings that make up LatinX in Social Work Volume 3. On today's episode Erica chats with Byanka Ramos, LMSW. Hear about Byanka's road to becoming a school social worker while growing up in Texas. She reads from her chapter of Volume 3, available December 5th.Want to join the authors of Volume 3 and connect with some of the greatest Social Workers and Mental Health Professionals for a great event join us for the LatinX in Social Work Summit.Click here for more Information!2024-11-0511 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastMeeting the Authors of Volume 3 - Arlys Tineo, BSW, LMSWIt's time to meet the amazing authors, social workers, and human beings that make up LatinX in Social Work Volume 3. On today's episode Erica chats with Arlys Tineo, BSW, LMSW. Hear about what led Arlys to become a social worker and the impact and inspiration of her chapter. Want to join the authors of Volume 3 and connect with some of the greatest Social Workers and Mental Health Professionals for a great event join us for the LatinX in Social Work Summit. Click here for more Information!Follow...2024-10-2914 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Microaggression, resilience, and mentorship with Erica Sandoval and Laudy Burgos, LCSW-RWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about Microaggressions, resilience, and mentorships with Laudy Burgos, LCSW-R and share their personal experiences and shares some excerpts from the LatinX in Social Work series.Guest Information:Laudy Burgos, LCSW is an Associate Director in the Women’s and Children’s Division at Mount Sinai Hospital. In this capacity, she supervises social work staff in the outpatient clinic, inpatient units, and the faculty practice in the OB/GYN Department. Her specialty area is the...2024-10-1556 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastCafe y Charla Series : Intergenerational Trauma in the LatinX community with Erica SandovalWe are bringing our inspirational and thought provoking series Cafè y Charla to the podcast. On today’s episode Erica talks about intergenerational trauma and shares her personal experiences and shares some excerpts from LatinX in Social Work Vol. 2.Follow LatinX in Social Work on the web:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erica-priscilla-sandoval-lcsw-483928ba/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latinxinsocialwork/Website: https://www.latinxinsocialwork.com/Get the best selling book Latinx in Social Work: Stories that heal, inspire, and connect communities on Amazon today:https://www.ama...2024-10-1049 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastShowing up for others and yourself! | Catherine MooreErica speaks to Catherine Moore, LCSW, host of the “Social Workers Rise! Podcast.” They talk about how being a social worker affects your professional and personal lives, how people care for themselves in their personal time, and balancing your time.Dealing with burnout as a social workerImportance of self care in the professionInspiration for “Social Workers Rise!”Giving yourself grace. Social media and social workGuest Bio: Catherine Moore, LCSW, born and raised a California girl with a specialty in hospice, palliative, and older adults. She started this journey of Social Workers, Rise! through a...2024-09-0333 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastA mental health journey to maximize your potential | Dr. Peter RiosErica speaks to Dr. Peter Rios, about his upbringing, the importance of authenticity and identity in community and mental health professions. He talks about his journey with mental health, his childhood, relationship, and struggles that affect his work.Maximizing your potential & authenticity no matter where you came from.The journey to better mental health within cultural beliefs The importance of family to work toward better mental healthHow religion, culture and mental health can work together Madamismo, machismo, and rethinking rollsGuest Bio: 2024-05-1443 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastLicensing exam reform, and the path to social work | Luisa Lopez, Jessica Mitchell, and Xai Yang (Social Workers for Justice)Erica speaks to a panel of social workers (Social Workers for Justice) about what needs to be done to give more opportunities for representation in communities of color in the social work space. Including what can be done to make testing and credentialing more accessible to those representing different cultures. Importance of creating opportunities for new social workersSocial Workers and the “ASWB LMSW Entry Level” examHow the ASWB exam test questions are createdThe emotional, cultural, and financial hurdles of the testWhat can be done...2024-05-0748 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastRealizing Your Worth: Taking the first steps towards your goals | Jean Carlos Osorio, LCSW-R, CDBT, SIFIErica talks to Jean Carlos Osorio about his journey to being a mental health professional, a business owner, and author. Check out how Jean Carlos’ journey led him to help the Latinx/a/o/ community and get passed his own doubts to make his dreams come trueImmigrant communities entering a new world in the U.S.Therapy through art, sports, and community.Building a practice that works to provide service to those who needHow to communicate services while dealing with cultural stigmasDealing with doubt an...2024-04-3049 min
Teen Sports Radio041624TEENSpecial Guest Fransisco Sandoval and more tips and tools for teensDisclaimer: Santa Barbara Wellness Center, Inc. ~ www.SBWellness.org ~ TeenSportsRadio is intended for general audiences, including teens, young adults, parents, coaches, and educators. It is not directed to children under the age of 13. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children, and our content is designed for listeners age 13 and up in compliance with COPPA and global child privacy laws. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-04-1645 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastPriority: YOU. Taking care of our mental health! | Claudia M. BoyleErica talks to Claudia M. Boyle about her journey from Columbia to the U.S. to fulfill her dream of becoming a licensed mental health counselor and the support Claudia’s family and community provided her to succeed and become a CEO at the Hispanic Counseling Center.Making sacrifices for your careerFamilial support in her goals.The importance of community in life and workAddressing the stigma of mental healthHow to make mental health help commonDifferent types of mental health careers.Cl...2024-03-2638 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastPlanting the Seeds of HopeOur special guest interviewer, Pilar O. Bonilla, MSW, has questions for our host Erica Sandoval! Find out all about Erica’s journey to becoming a social worker, creating the “Latinx/e In Social Work” book series, “Sandoval Colab,” and the new non-profit “Siembra Today.”Topics touched upon:Erica’s journey to the mental health space. Working with and mentoring social workers.Building a group practice.Mental Health stigmas in communities of color.Psychedelic therapy and support in communities of color.Celebrating our “Latinx in Social Work" AuthorsPilar O. Bonilla, MSW, graduated from Hunter College...2024-03-1927 min
The Sarah Fraser ShowVanderpump Rules S11 Epi6 Recap: WOW! Sandoval Gave Schena MONEY! WTF? Penny (Ariana/Kate’s Chef) Stole The Show, LALA And Tom’s EPIC Fight. Thursday, March 7th, 2024 | Sarah FraserDavid Yontef and I dive deep into the latest episode of Vanderpump Rules S11 Epi6. Ummm….Tom Sandoval gave Schena money when she was broke, why isn’t she constantly defending him? Schwartz asks a ship hand out for a date. We breakdown Lala and Sandoval’s epic debate about if Lala is revealing enough info on the show. And, We loved the scene where Penny, Ariana and Katie’s Chef director took over the conversation. All that and more. Love you all, SarahTimestamps:00:03:19 - Vanderpump Rules: Sheena and Brock's Relationship00:04:01 - Predicti...2024-03-0741 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastMarianismo: The Cultural Expectations of Latino Women | Dr. Carolyn Peguero Spencer & Dr. Damary M. Bonilla-RodriguezErica joins some amazing doctors to have a conversation about “Marianismo”, or the expectation that women have to serve and sacrifice for others before themselves.What is MarianismoMarianismo in Modern CultureTraditional Roles and Expectations for WomenSelf Validation While Supporting OthersNavigating Family While Working Toward a GoalDr. Damary M. Bonilla-Rodriguez is a national leading authority on leadership development, especially as it pertains to diversity and inclusion. She delivers keynote addresses and presentations drawing upon her experience from roles in the non-profit, priv...2024-03-0555 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastAn Honest Discussion On Infertility | Luisa Lopez, Laudy Burgos, and Dr. Claudia MarchettiErica joins some amazing mental health professionals to have an honest discussion about infertility, family building and mental health. The emotions you go through trying to build a familyStigma of infertility in cultural communities.Navigating family building with fertility support awarenessDealing with the expectations of motherhoodStaying positive during the fertility processLaudy Burgos, LCSW-R, PMH-C is a bilingual English/Spanish licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years of experience in the area of perinatal mood disorders; and family and children’s s...2024-02-1553 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastLatinx/e In Social Work Authors Then and Now | Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-RErica is catching up with Latinx/e In Social Work Volume 1 authors to find out what has changed since the release of the book, and what they are doing currently. Today we caught up with one of our first guest, Madeline Maldonado, licensed clinical social worker, and Co-founder of Minette LCSW Psychotherapy Services PLLCHow life has changed since Latinx/e In Social Work Volume 1 Setting goals to make tangible successOvercoming challenges to start a businessFirst year of starting a new businessBuilding patience and work life b...2024-01-3032 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastLatinx/e In Social Work Authors Then and Now Series | Paula McMillan-PerezErica is catching up with Latinx/e In Social Work Volume 1 authors to find out what has changed since the release of the book, and what they are doing currently. Today we caught up with Paula McMillan-Perez, licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, and podcast host about building community with her fellow authors, her new ventures, and more.How life has changed since Latinx/e In Social Work Volume 1Building community in social workProviding support to clients to find the right therapistExploring spirituality in life and communityNew...2024-01-1648 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastSuicide Prevention Awareness Conversation with the Hispanic FederationThis is a recording of an amazing conversation with Erica Sandoval, members of the Sandoval Collab ( Tiffany Hervas, LMSW, Jessica Ramirez, LMSW, Monika Estrada Guzman, BSW, LMSW, SIFI) and the Hispanic Federation. This episode include conversations about suicide and mental health. If you or someone you know is dealing with emotional distress or suicidal crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 for help.About the Hispanic Federation: Hispanic Federation (HF) is the nation’s premier Latino nonprofit membership organization. Founded in 1990, HF seeks to empower and adva...2024-01-0257 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastEcuadorian Social Workers connect | Mariana Lopez and Stacey RuizOur guest today are Mariana Lopez Bio:After more than 15 years as a social worker, in December 2022, Mariana Lopez founded Centro Comunitario Hispano, a nonprofit that promotes Latinx families' growth and comprehensive development through education as well as access to mental health and social services. In 2014, Mariana founded Lifeskills Counseling Services, a mental health clinic with sites in Brooklyn, Queens and Hempstead. Mariana’s commitment to social, racial, and economic justice shapes CCH’s programming and advocacy. CCH aims to enhance the wellbeing of the community, empower vulnerable residents, and ad...2023-10-3140 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastMaintaining Healthy Habits & Breaking Unhelpful Ones | Stephanie SoradyOur guest today is Stephanie Sorady!Stephanie Sorady is a licensed clinical social worker and writer who is passionate about de-stigmatizing mental health topics. She uses her personal and professional experiences to create engaging content about mental health and wellness; with a special emphasis on the Latino/a/x community as she is the proud daughter of a Mexican immigrant. She has written a bilingual self-love poetry collection Kiss From God as well as The Better Habits Workbook to support people in achieving their goals. Stephanie lives in Los Angeles, California where she was born...2023-10-1739 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastIllnesses Happen to People | Meredith Hemphill, LCSW-R, DSW & Abigail Nathanson, LCSW, DSW, APHSW-C, ACSOur guests today are:Meredith Hemphill, LCSW-R, DSW (she/her/hers) works as a Clinical Director and Director of Community Relations at City Center Psychotherapy in New York City. She teaches within the social work programs at New York University and Columbia University, and is a graduate of the Zelda Foster certificate program in Palliative and End-of-Life Care. She received her master’s and doctoral degrees in social work from New York University, and bachelor’s degree at Brown University. She has acted as a Guest Editor for the Clinical Social Work Journal for...2023-10-031h 04
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastDecolonizing our Mindset: Ancestral Wisdom in contemporary times | Andrea LucioOur guest today is Andrea Lucio! She is a cultural researcher. Her research focuses oncommunication and language access as cultural categories. In 2017, she started a project called Carishina. Carishina provides cultural education through travel, and exposure through human interaction.Andrea was born and raised in Guayaquil, Ecuador. She recently obtained a Master of Arts in Latin American & Caribbean Studies from the Center for Latin American Caribbean Studies (CLACS) at New York University.Her interest in securing access to multilingual and multicultural education has led her to become active in her local community advocacy i...2023-09-1252 min
The Biz Bruja PodcastReclaiming Identity and Healing Trauma: A Conversation with Erica Priscilla SandovalHola mi gente! So excited to share this conversation with you all!
In this episode of the Biz Bruja podcast, host Vanessa Codorniu interviews Erica Priscilla Sandoval, an accomplished mental health practitioner and healer. Erica shares her journey of reclaiming her identity and embracing her roots, including her decision to reclaim her birth name, Erica Priscilla. She discusses her upbringing in Ecuador and her move to the United States, where she discovered her passion for helping others. Erica also talks about her experience in social work and the challenges she faced as a single mother while pursuing he...2023-08-3045 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastHispanic Federation: Taking Hispanic Causes to Heart in the Community | Mario LugoOur guest today is Maria Lugo! She is a dedicated advocate for health equity, holds the position of Senior Director for Health Initiatives at Hispanic Federation. With more than 18 years of experience, she has channeled her passion and expertise toward empowering the Hispanic community to overcome health inequalities.Through her tireless efforts, Maria has been instrumental in providing vital health education that addresses the root causes of disparities affecting Latino individuals. Her commitment to combating these challenges has positioned her as a catalyst for change in a landscape where lack of health access disproportionately impacts the Latino...2023-08-2942 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastLife - Work Balance: Having a Tough Stomach and a Lot of Hope | Simone CastilloOur guest today is Simone Castillo. With her company Velvet Canary Advisors, she supports clients to find physical, mental, and financial balances while following their dreams. Follow our conversation as we learn what has driven her to support communities since she was a child and how to follow your financial dreams without giving up your mental and physical wellness.Topics we touch on in today’s wide-ranging conversation include:Growing up supporting local BI&POC businessesFinding your voice and advocating in corporate AmericaThe fear of mo...2023-08-1532 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastNeurodiversity & The Best Version of Yourself | Kelly GeorgeJuly is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month & Disability Pride Month. We celebrate 2023's theme of "Culture, Community, and Connection" with our guest kelly George. Kelly George is an advocate for people with neurodiversities. She is the Brooklyn born founder of Real Resilience Coaching & Consulting where she helps organizations and communities create environments that take neurodiversity into consideration. Topics we touch on in today’s wide-ranging conversation include:Anti-Oppressive Mental HealthPsychologically Safe Work SpacesNeuro DiversityMental Health and TraumaRacial stress...2023-07-3143 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastSpirituality, Hypnotism, and Ancestral Healing | Vanessa Codorniu, The Biz BrujaVanessa Codorniu, the Biz Bruja, uses her talents to help people break ancestral patterns and reclaim their powerful intuition. Through her work as a psychic medium, astrologer, and mujer medicina, she works to help heal people physically, mentally and spiritually.Topics we touch on in today’s wide-ranging conversation include:How ancestral trauma affects people generationallyHow art and personal passions help people become fulfilledWhen to listen to your spiritual guidesDoing the work for the changes people want in lifeMore about Vanessa Codorniu:Vanessa Codorniu, the Biz Bruja is an...2023-07-1849 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastA New Perspective on Men's Emotional Health | Nicholas Martinez & Nick KampourisIn this episode of Latinx in Social Work, I connect with two incredible men transforming the face of mental health and corporate culture - Nicholas Martinez and Nick Kampouris. We delve into their inspiring work on fostering deep connections, authentic vulnerability, and emotional intelligence within corporate teams, and their unique approach to men's healing circles. We discuss the significance of intentional dialogue and the power of bringing our true selves into the spaces we occupy, both professionally and personally. This conversation is an eye-opening exploration of how personal growth and development can ripple out to create transformative change in...2023-07-1137 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastThe Sacredness of Traditional Healing Modalities | Nata R. GalatiIn this episode of Latinx In Social Work, we honor Mental Health Awareness Month with a captivating dialogue with Nata R. Galati. As a Certified Integrative Pelvic Health & Mayan Abdominal and Womb Massager Practitioner, Nata beautifully fuses spirituality with scientific methodology, providing a unique lens into traditional healing practices, and their potential to enhance mental wellness.In this transformative episode, we delve into:The profound influence of ancient healing practices on mental health and wellbeing.Nata's use of Sacred Amazonian Frog Medicine and Sacred Tobacco Medicine, and how these practices contribute to...2023-06-2735 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastInspiring Transformative Change through Leadership | Nancy A. Ruffin & Cindy Bautista-Thomas, PhD, LCSW, RYTIn this thought-provoking episode, I had the privilege of sitting down with two phenomenal board members of 100 Hispanic Women: Dr. Cindy, founder of Velocity Visions, and Nancy Ruffin, founder of The Nancy Ruffin Success Academy. They brought invaluable insights into the sphere of personal growth, mentoring, and creating impactful change. From their journey, you will learn how to navigate personal and professional spaces with confidence and how to inspire and uplift those around you, particularly within the Latina community.Topics we discussed: The power and influence of the '100 Hispanic Women' organization, a...2023-06-0650 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastFrom Tech Insider To Becoming His True Self | Pabel MartinezIn this empowering episode, I sit down with the charismatic Pabel Martinez, whose life story paints a vivid portrait of assimilation, authenticity, and bold entrepreneurship. Pabel openly shares his journey, from being a self-confessed 'grandma’s boy' to grappling with a predominantly white work culture at Facebook, and finally to giving himself the permission to be his true authentic self.We delve into the challenging dynamics of assimilating to white work culture, how it stifles one's true identity, and what we can do to combat it.Listen as Pabel recounts his exhilarating journey fr...2023-05-3025 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastUnderstanding Money and Building a Secure Future | Maria Herrera Paloma & Blanca SepulvedaToday I host financial experts Maria Herrera Paloma and Blanca Sepulveda, who shed light on the critical aspects of managing personal finance within the Hispanic community. Through our discussions, we uncover the intricacies of financial trauma, explore the evolution of our relationship with money, and navigate the waters of debt management. You'll walk away from this episode with newfound understanding and practical tips on preparing for your financial future, retirement planning, and building generational wealth.Key takeaways from this episode:The importance of managing financial trauma and its influence on our overall well-beingHow to...2023-05-2344 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastSelf-Care and Spiritual Healing | Carolina BolivarIn today's episode, I warmly welcome you to meet Carolina Bolivar for an intimate conversation on self-care, motherhood, and spiritual healing. Carolina reveals her transformative journey, where she had to relearn the art of motherhood and foster a transparent relationship with her children. She delves into her spiritual journey, introducing us to the heart-nourishing benefits of cacao and her calling to help others heal. Carolina's honest recount of her struggles with loneliness and how she found solace in women's spiritual healing work offers hope and guidance for listeners navigating similar challengesMore about Carolina:2023-05-1629 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastNavigating Parenthood with Grace and Empathy | Aurora Cruz, LCSWJoin me in this enlightening episode where we delve into the life and career of Aurora Cruz, a devoted social worker with a special focus on children and families. Aurora shares candidly about her journey into social work, fuelled by her innate love for children, and how it has shaped her into a better parent. She opens up about the importance of empathy, patience, and grace in parenting, and how viewing things from a child's perspective can guide us in better understanding and addressing our shortcomings. Aurora also sheds light on managing frustration, the often-unsung...2023-05-0923 min
The Common Good Data Podcast[Interview only] Leading with relationship - Latinx/e in Social Work - with Erica SandovalWhat brings you joy in your work? How do you find purpose and meaning in your career? This week, we invited award-winning mental health practitioner, speaker, spiritual healer, podcaster, advocate, and author Erica Sandoval to talk meaning, purpose, leadership, and storytelling in social work practice. Erica shares about her experience as President of NASW New York, her career journey in starting Sandoval CoLab, and her book Latinx/e in Social Work. We also talk a lot about the importance of relationships in social work leadership - and not being afraid to take a new courageous step in your career...2023-05-0957 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastShaping Futures with the Latino Social Work CoalitionIn this special episode of Latinx In Social Work, I, Erica Sandoval, celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Month by chatting with three incredible board members of the Latino Social Work Coalition: Tania Vargas, LCSW; Monika C. Estrada Guzman, BSW, LMSW, SIFI; and Luisa Lopez, MSW. Join us as we dive into their inspiring journeys, discuss the unique aspects of the Latino Social Work Coalition, and explore the importance of accessible education and community involvement. You'll also get a sneak peek into the coalition's scholarship fund and the amazing work of their robust volunteer committee. Together, we'll learn wh...2023-04-2957 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastFrom Survivor to Activist: Embracing the Journey Through Healing, Yo Digo No Mas! | Maria TrusaIn this deeply personal episode, I speak with the inspiring Maria Trusa, who shares her incredible story of resilience and turning pain into a powerful force for change. Maria opens up about her journey, from creating a medical center for immigrants in New York to transforming her relationships with her children by breaking free from her past using the mantra "no more."We discuss her non-profit, Yo Digo No Más, which aims to break the silence of sexual trauma in children, educate, and help people heal. Join us as Maria shares her wisdom on moving from v...2023-04-2530 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastThe Journey of Two Latina Social Workers Shaping the Future of Therapy | Madeline & Mary - Minette LCSW Psychotherapy ServicesTune in to a captivating episode of Latinx In Social Work as I engage in a heartfelt conversation with Madeline Maldonado, LCSW, and Mary Taveras Garcia, LCSW.During this episode, I speak with them about how they both founded Minette LCSW Psychotherapy Services, PLLC, a social work clinic with the mission to be inclusive and equitable. This episode highlights the importance of fostering an inclusive social work therapy setting, the advantages of non-competitive partnerships, and their pride in their Latina roots.More about Minette LCSW Psychotherapy Services, PLLC:Minette LCSW Psychotherapy...2023-03-2830 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastBecoming A Leader In Housing As A Social Worker | Rosita L. Marinez, MS-NPL, ADV-CSW, MSW, SIFII'm thrilled to welcome Rosita L. Marinez to the show today as we explore her incredible journey from social worker to being in a senior leadership position as the Director of Housing Operations at Fountain House.In this eye-opening episode, we discuss the power of empathy and dedication in her career and her work's impact on the community. Rosita also dispels the common misconception that homeless folks must have a personal experience with mental health illness to become homeless. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with a true changemaker as we discuss the importance of resilience, p...2023-03-2137 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastGiving Yourself The Best Of What You Deserve | Veronica Gonzalez, LMSWIn this episode, Social Worker Veronica Gonzalez shares her insights on coping with trauma in the workplace and strategies for practicing self-care. Veronica draws from her experience working with clients who have experienced trauma and discusses the importance of self-care in preventing burnout and maintaining emotional resilience. She also shares practical tips and techniques for practicing self-care, including mindfulness exercises, boundary-setting, and seeking support from colleagues and supervisors.Topics we touch on include:5 self-care tips you can use immediately How to cope with vicarious trauma Setting boundaries as a social worker And more!More about Ver...2023-03-0740 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastFinding Meaning in the Midst of Grief | Bas Moreno, LMSWListen as our guest, Bas Moreno candidly shares his personal journey through loss and the challenges he has faced. He offers insights and inspiration for anyone seeking to heal and find meaning in the face of adversity. Join us for a conversation about resilience, hope, and the power of community.Topics we talk about include:Celebrating Your Own Accomplishments: The Power of Self-AppreciationBuilding Stronger Communities with the Help of Social WorkersCoping with Grief and Trauma: Strategies for Healing and Growth**More about Bas:**Basiliso (Bas) Moreno, LMSW is a Licensed Masters Level Social...2023-02-2146 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastFinding Meaning in the Midst of Grief | Bas Moreno, LMSWListen as our guest, Bas Moreno candidly shares his personal journey through loss and the challenges he has faced. He offers insights and inspiration for anyone seeking to heal and find meaning in the face of adversity. Join us for a conversation about resilience, hope, and the power of community.Topics we talk about include:Celebrating Your Own Accomplishments: The Power of Self-AppreciationBuilding Stronger Communities with the Help of Social WorkersCoping with Grief and Trauma: Strategies for Healing and GrowthMore about Bas:Basiliso...2023-02-2103 min
HealthCare UnToldNonprofit CEOs Discuss the Important Roles of Community Based Organizations in Response to Disasters.Today's episode explores the important roles of community-based organizations during disasters. Three local nonprofit CEOs in Watsonville, CA--Erica Padilla Chavez, Maria Elena de la Garza, and Jasmine Najera--share with us the important responses that their organizations have provided to their City and Counties without having official roles in government disaster structures. Local Organizations are trusted by members of the most vulnerable communities because they are the daily providers of comprehensive services like food, mental health, housing, and financial assistance. These types of organizations will knock on doors, fill sandbags, and provide whatever is needed during and after l...2023-02-0942 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastHow Overworking Hides Our True Feelings | Harleny Vasquez, LMSW, SIFIIn this episode, I sit down with Harleny Vasquez, a passionate Latina woman who shares her journey of overcoming low self-worth. Despite her success and driven nature, she candidly shares how she used work as a distraction from her true feelings and the challenges she faced on her path to self-discovery and empowerment. Topics we touch on in this episode includeThe impact of growing up with a single mother and how it shaped Harleny into the dynamic individual she is todayHarleny's entrance into the career coaching space within social workThe connection between work addiction and a...2023-02-0734 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastHow Overworking Hides Our True Feelings | Harleny Vasquez, LMSW, SIFIIn this episode, I sit down with Harleny Vasquez, a passionate Latina woman who shares her journey of overcoming low self-worth. Despite her success and driven nature, she candidly shares how she used work as a distraction from her true feelings and the challenges she faced on her path to self-discovery and empowerment. Topics we touch on in this episode includeThe impact of growing up with a single mother and how it shaped Harleny into the dynamic individual she is todayHarleny's entrance into the career coaching space within social workThe connection between work addiction and a...2023-02-0634 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastThe Untold Truth About Holding Family Secrets | Budy J Whitfield, LCSWIf there's a word I can use to describe this episode, it would be "rollercoaster." Listening to Budy's stories will have you laughing, smiling, and grieving - all in one episode!Topics we touch on include:How Latina mothers internalize events that happen in their lives Budy's experience dealing with the guilt of a passing brother Unpacking trauma and the steps you need to take to move forwardMore about Budy:Budy (pronounced Beauty) Jamilly Whitfield is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 18 years of experience as a Senior Leader managing programs an...2023-01-1735 min
Why Don't We Talk About This?Talking about Navigating ADHD as an Adult with Erica Sandoval, LCSW-SIFISend us a textDuring this episode, we explore many themes associated with ADHD including the journey to diagnosis, how it impacts personal and professional life, and ways to embrace and normalize ADHD in our communities.Guest Bio:Erica is a passionate licensed clinical therapist who is dedicated to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). She is committed to amplifying the voices and businesses of incredible Latinx social work leaders, who are healing and inspiring communities. She partners with organizations, universities, healthcare facilities, and medical and corporate professionals to provide access to resources...2023-01-1047 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastFeeling Like An Outsider In The Latinx/e Community | Dr. Leti Cavazos, LCSWI'm sure many of us have felt like outsiders at some point in our lives, and my guest today Dr. Leti Cavazos, LCSW is no exception. From deciding to pursue a career in helping male domestic abuse victims, chasing her education in her 40s, to being the only Latina woman in her circle who doesn't speak Spanish - Dr. Leti Cavazos is an icon of what it means to break free from social norms. Topics we talk about in this episode include:The stigma around male domestic abuse victimsHow it feels like to go back to s...2023-01-0334 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastDoing the Work of Transcending White Supremacy | Antonio Morales, LCSWGet ready to hear a very passionate side of me. For today’s episode, I have one of our contributing authors, Antonio Morales, on, and we talk about all the things I love: psychedelics, shamanism, breaking white supremacy, living in oppression, and so much more.You will love this episode if you’re into self-development, spirituality, standing against oppression, and self-love.Topics we touch on include:Antonio’s Freedom Fighters of the Minds initiativeBeing a spiritual healer in today’s world The use of psychedelics and how it’s become commercialized Why doing self-work and mastering yourself is...2022-12-2039 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastBeing The "Fixer" of the Family | Giselle Rodriguez, LCSWBeing a Latinx woman in today’s world requires you to play many roles. From setting boundaries at work, managing imposter syndrome, being there for your family, and making sure you take the time to work on your self-worth. My guest today, Giselle Rodriguez, shares how she’s been able to juggle all these hats.Topics we touch on in this episode include:Being the “fixer” in the familyWhat got Giselle into social workWhy you should stop saying “Am I making sense?”More about Giselle:Giselle Rodriguez, LCSW, is the Program Coordinator f...2022-12-0649 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastThe Reality Of Being An Entrepreneur In The Social Work Industry | Jean Carlos Osorio LCSW-RMy guest today might be the first-ever Latinx billionaire - and I mean it. Join me in this absolutely moving and tear-jerking episode of the Latinx In Social Work podcast, where I interview the inspiring Jean Carlos Osorio. Spoilers: this is the first time I've ever cried during a podcast. It's that good. Topics we touch on in today's episode include:The mental health journey Jean went through to build Minds TogetherWhat it's like to have a wildly successful social work clinic Jean's experience writing for the Latinx In Social Work book More about Jean:2022-11-2243 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastThe Blueprint To Success As A Latina Woman | Yaberci Perez-Cubillan LCSW - R, SIFIPursuing success as a Latina can be tough. From being there for our family, living up to our parent’s expectations, and giving back to the community that helped make us who we are - we balance a lot!Today my guest Yaberci is no different. She's a mission-driven Latina who's put in hard work to be where she's at today. Join us in today's episode as we speak with Yaberci about what it takes to be successful as a Latina woman.Topics we touch on include:The real work Yaberci had to put in...2022-11-0835 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastStanding On The Shoulders of Giants | Dr. Damary Bonilla Rodriguez, EdDManaging imposter syndrome as a leader can be tough, especially when you have others relying on you. As a leadership development specialist, my guest today Dr. Damary Bonilla Rodriguez, shares with us what she's learned from her journey of coaching and inspiring hundreds of leaders in the Latinx community across various professions.Topics we cover in today's episode include:How and why she's stepping into the world of entrepreneurship Why you shouldn't be afraid of others overtaking your job as a leaderOvercoming imposter syndrome as a leader How she's leveraged her leadership journey to help others 2022-10-1835 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastThe time to be polite is over: why social workers deserve fair pay | Maria Lizardo, LMSWIt's well-known that social work is not a well-paying profession. But my guest today is changing that. Join Maria Lizardo and I, as we discuss her mission in fighting for fair pay for social workers everywhere. Topics we touch on in this episode include:Why being a social worker can be isolatingMaria's career path to becoming an Executive DirectorHow experiencing trauma doesn't mean it's the end of your lifeMore about Maria:Maria Lizardo, LMSW, joined NMIC in 1998 and worked her way from being the Director of Social Services to Executive D...2022-10-1133 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastServant Leadership to Land on your Dreams, and How to Publish a Book | Jacqueline S RuizMy guest today will blow your mind. She's been featured on websites like Forbes, she is a pilot, an author, and runs a 7-figure business. Her passion for helping others embrace their story and reminding them that they're capable of amazing things makes her an inspiration to the Latinx/e community.Join us as we chat with Jacqueline Camacho-Ruiz to talk about success and the importance of supporting and uplifting each other.Other topics we cover in this episode include:Why she decided to become a pilotWhere her journey to starting a book publishing...2022-10-0423 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastNot Letting Your Family’s Past Define You | Maria Ortiz, MA, LMSWFrom the depths of people's suffering to helping the youth advocate for themselves in court, in this episode of the podcast, Maria shares with us what her experience has been serving on the front lines as a community advocate.Topics we touch on in today's episode include:Advice for upcoming social workers who want to become a psychotherapist Some of the challenges with being a psychotherapistWhat advocating for youth in court is likeAnd more!Maria's bio:As a dedicated NYS licensed social worker, Maria has a deep passion for working with f...2022-09-2732 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastHow To Break The Stigma And Find Support Around Problem Substance Use | Partnership to End AddictionFinding support and breaking the stigma around problem substance use can be tough, especially in the Latinx/e community. Luckily, my guests today are doing amazing work to help those suffering from substance use to find the support they need. Join me as I speak with leaders from Partnership to End Addiction as we talk about all things related to disorder. Topics we cover in today's episode include:How Partnership to End Addiction supports those in needWhy we should be mindful of our language when talking about “addiction” Advice for those going through a tough timeWhat can co...2022-09-2136 min
Social Workers, Rise!97. LatinX in Social WorkListen in to this episode with Erica Sandoval, LCSW of LatinX in Social Work. Erica Sandoval is an award-winning mental health practitioner, speaker, executive coach, entrepreneur, podcaster, philanthropist, and author of Latinx/e in Social Work, published in both English and Spanish.
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As a contributing author to the best seller, Latinx In Social Work, Tania shares her unique take on the world including:Advice for parents who are considering adoptionThe burden of being the first in her family to go to college Tania’s struggle with her identity as she grew up in white communities More about Tania: Tania Vargas, LCSW is New York City-based but Flor...2022-04-0526 minThe Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastAccessing Allyship And Support As A Latina Mother | Laudy BurgosWe can all learn a lot from our guest Laudy Burgos’s journey as an ambitious Latina mother. Whether it’s feeling like you want to do more with your life, balancing multiple jobs, or feeling alone - Laudy shares with us some of the many golden nugget lessons she’s learned along the way. 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Charla con amigxsTercera temporadaCharla con Emma Sheridan, Victoria Aihar y Silvia Sandoval.
Emma Sheridan, es una escritora argentina, nacida en 1976. Es analista de sistemas, profesora de literatura inglesa y traductora literaria. Ama viajar, los libros, la música y todo lo relacionado al arte corporal. Es la autora de Mates con amor (2014), de un relato erótico llamado ¿A quién no le ha pasado?(2014), de un diario íntimo titulado Lucía y sus hojas perfumadas (2015) y de una novela titulada Tu secreto, mi destino (2016). Ha sido ganadora del segundo premio en un concurso internacional, con su relato «¿Quién eres?» en El éxtasis llega contigo y otros relatos pecaminosos (2016, Pukiyari Editores y Contacto...2020-12-112h 08
Más Humanos PodcastMH #63. Erica, el primer Robot Actor.Retomando el impacto de las vacaciones, ahora les comparto un nuevo episodio de MH, el tema que trataré es acerca de las desventajas del reconocimiento facial, sobre todo cuando queremos hacer una protesta social, aquí comento el caso reciente de Hong Kong entre otros. Espero les agrade y lo compartan con alguien, más, además de que me https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rsandov. Foto de UnoTVVideo de Ericahttps://youtu.be/TyJ-xLj9SEEOtras fuenteshttps://eloutput.com/noticias/cultura-geek/erica-primer-robot-protagonista-pelicula/En Mecánica Popularhttps://www.popularmechanics.com/techn...2020-08-2509 min
Soy ChingonaMaster Chef Claudia SandovalSoy Chingona is back with new episodes! So excited to share the story of season 6 Master Chef winner Claudia Sandoval. She takes us through her journey of being a single mom, career before being a chef and all the struggles in-between. Enjoy! Fist up Chingonas!
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