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Can This Be Home?
by Kin-nection
Can This Be Home? explores the stories of people crossing borders, languages, cultures, and worlds—and the people who walk alongside them. Through intimate conversations with therapists, interpreters, advocates, community leaders, and people with lived experience, we explore migration, mental health, belonging, resilience, and the many ways we, all of us, learn to care for one another. Because sometimes finding home isn't about where you arrive. It's about kinship and connection. The commentary, opinions, and analysis provided by the guest during this interview are for informational purposes only. They represent the personal perspectives of the speaker and do not constitute an official statement, endorsement, or reflection of the views of Kin-nection or its affiliates Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pri
Episodes
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Mental Health Without Maps, With Guest Dr. Jason J. Platt
Mental Health Without Maps Imagine that. If you've ever tried to find a therapist before, you may have come across an issue with jurisdiction. The therapist you want to work with may not be licensed in the state you're living in or you had to find another therapist because you moved to another...
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Does Interpretation Really Matter? With Guest Covadonga Soto
Does Interpretation Really Matter? Mental Health and Interpreting Spoiler alert: Yes, it does matter. Too often, bilingual and multilingual people have been asked to provide interpretation (spoken) or translation (written) without having any training. When it comes to ordering food or finding a...
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Trailer for "Can This Be Home?"
This is the first season of "Can This Be Home? - Stories Between Words and Worlds." CTBH? shares stories from everyday people and professionals exploring what it means to find kinship, connection, care, and belonging across languages, cultures, and worlds. Hosted by Jennifer Young and produced by...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Can This Be Home? explores the stories of people crossing borders, languages, cultures, and worlds—and the people who walk alongside them.
Through intimate conversations with therapists, interpreters, advocates, community leaders, and people with lived experience, we explore migration, mental health, belonging, resilience, and the many ways we, all of us, learn to care for one another.
Because sometimes finding home isn't about where you arrive.
It's about kinship and connection.
The commentary, opinions, and analysis provided by the guest during this interview are for informational purposes only. They represent the personal perspectives of the speaker and do not constitute an official statement, endorsement, or reflection of the views of Kin-nection or its affiliates
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pri
HOSTED BY
Kin-nection
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Can This Be Home? currently has 3 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Can This Be Home? explores the stories of people crossing borders, languages, cultures, and worlds—and the people who walk alongside them. Through intimate conversations with therapists, interpreters, advocates, community leaders, and people with lived experience, we explore migration, mental...
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Can This Be Home? is created and hosted by Kin-nection.
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