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Talking about mental health can be hard within Latino families. Here's how to start

Por: Los Angeles Times Life September 28, 2022

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Norma Fabian Newton had heard of other new mothers experiencing the baby blues, short-term sadness and anxiety. But when she had her first child in her early 30s, she described her experience as a constant barrage of thoughts. “I was constantly thinking, ‘I’m not equipped to be a parent, I hate myself, or I hate this decision,’” she said. “In so many ways I had everything, and yet I felt so empty and so low.” Several months after... + full article



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