Posts by Christine Leone, LCSW, ICDVP
One of the Most Harmful Myths About Trauma
No Soy De Aquí nor from there A series centering on the search for belonging, healing, and fumbling towards liberation! By Christine Leone Send questions about the self, healing from racial trauma, and liberation to [email protected] Include your name and location, or a request to remain anonymous. Letters may be edited. One of the Most…
Read MoreWhy We Invalidate Ourselves in Toxic Work Environments
No Soy De Aquí nor from there A series centering on the search for belonging, healing, and fumbling towards liberation! By Christine Leone Send questions about the self, healing from racial trauma, and liberation to [email protected] Include your name and location, or a request to remain anonymous. Letters may be edited. Why We Invalidate Ourselves…
Read MoreHow Can We See Things Clearly When We Are Living in the Matrix?
You can increase your ability to discern how and when these delusions are at play while taking care of yourself.
Read MoreHow Do You Begin to Dismantle White Supremacy? It Starts With You.
No Soy De Aquí nor from there A series centering on the search for belonging, healing, and fumbling towards liberation! By Christine Leone Send questions about the self, healing from racial trauma, and liberation to [email protected] Include your name and location, or a request to remain anonymous. Letters may be edited. How Do You Begin…
Read MoreThe Matrix and White Supremacy
No Soy De Aquí nor from there A series centering on the search for belonging, healing, and fumbling towards liberation! By Christine Leone Send questions about the self, healing from racial trauma, and liberation to [email protected] Include your name and location, or a request to remain anonymous. Letters may be edited. The Matrix and White…
Read MoreIntroducing No Soy De Aquí nor from there with Christine, a series centering on the search for self, healing, and fumbling towards liberation!
Today we’re introducing Christine, who draws from her extensive and varied experience to put language to some of our shared realities (and possibilities).
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