Healing Machismo, Trauma, & Men’s Mental Health with Alejandro Sandoval, LMFT.

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-jyewx-130e88c

In this episode, I had the opportunity to talk with mental health therapist Alejandro Sandoval. In our conversation, Alejandro shared about men’s unique healing journey in mental health therapy. We discussed the generational patterns transferred to men, such as machismo, disconnection from emotions, and lack of vulnerability. Alejandro is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing privately in Pasadena, California. Alejandro works with men struggling with relationships, emotional intimacy, and connection. Alejandro uses a cultural trauma lens, and treatment modalities such as EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Brainspotting, TRM (Trauma Resiliency Module), and parts work to help individuals heal and connect better with those they love.

You can learn more about Alejandro Sandoval, LMFT, by visiting his website https://sandovaltherapy.com/ and IG @Alejandro_sandoval_therapy

 

If you find this episode helpful and healing on your journey, please subscribe, share, and leave me a review!

 

If you want to connect with me, nominate yourself or someone else to be on my podcast, email me at rosa.c.shetty@gmail.com

 

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Remember to sign up for my Patreon community for $10 a month! We meet virtually once a month. During our live & recorded class, I lead a group discussion on healing from various modalities such as yoga, inner child, and energy healing. For the next several months, we’ll dive deep into healing our inner children from 0 to teenaged years! 

 

With Love & Gratitude,

Rosa

 

Disclaimer: This podcast episode does not substitute for health care or mental health services. You are fully responsible for your mental well-being, mental and physical choices, and decisions during and after listening to this podcast.

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