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Dr. Yanira Hernández
EdD, LCSW, PPSC
Please note the following before booking your 15-minute free phone call consultation with Dr. Yanira Hernandez:

This is a free 15-20 minute phone call consultation to explore how Pa’lante Therapy, Inc. can help you in regards to THERAPY SERVICES.

Dr. Yanira Hernandez can only provide therapy services to clients who reside in the state of California. If you are seeking therapy services outside of California, we recommend visiting latinxtherapy.com to find a qualified therapist in your area.

All scheduled calls require a 24 hour cancellation notice. Those that are not canceled with less than 24 hours notice may not be rescheduled.

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or a psychiatric emergency, please dial 911 and DO NOT book an appointment in replacement of emergency services.

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Happy National First Gen Day! May we continue to step bravely into unknowns con un chingo de orgullo. They may try to silence us, dismiss our experiences, and bury our existence but they forgot we were seeds and we will bloom.✨

To the First Gen student/professional…
… from the hood,
… who is undocumented,
… who is a child of immigrants,
… who has parents that are undocumented,
… still living at home,
… leaving their home for the first time,
… taking financial and career risks with no safety net,
… learning how to complete benefit packages, 401K, payroll documents for the first time, 
… who is navigating countless ‘first’ experiences,

May you continue to bravely and courageously navigate many unknowns con miedo pero con un chingo de ganas, fortaleza, y pasión. 

As a First Gen Latina from South Central LA, daughter of immigrants, I’ve navigated many unknowns and continue to navigate many ‘first’ experiences. Pero me echo un padre nuestro before entering unfamiliar faces and remind myself of the numerous times I’ve walked unfamiliar territories con miedo pero con orgullo. 

I am privileged to support the First Gen community every day. Our stories are diverse but of a collective resistance and resiliency. 

We are First Gen’s y vamos pa’delante! 🎓🤎

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Dra. Hernández @palantetherapy 

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#Understoodpartner Comunidad, October is ADHD Awareness Month and we are debunking common ADHD myths in the Latine community featuring “La Tia”. Common ADHD myths include that only boys have ADHD and ADHD can be outgrown. However, ADHD affects both boys and girls, although girls are often underdiagnosed because their symptoms can manifest differently, such as being more inattentive rather than hyperactive. Also, while some symptoms may change over time, ADHD is often a lifelong condition that requires ongoing management into adulthood.
Addressing these myths in the Latine community is crucial for increasing understanding, encouraging early intervention, and reducing stigma associated with ADHD. 

I’ve partnered with @understoodorg to increase access to resources for parents on how to support their children with ADHD and other learning and thinking differences. To access free resources in English and Spanish including articles, podcasts, psychoeducational handouts, and community groups, visit understood.org or click the link in bio. 

Let’s continue to educate las tias and our comunidad on ADHD. Pa’delante! 

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