You're listening to Latinx Therapy. The information shared in this podcast is not a substitute for seeking

help from a licensed mental health professional and is not a substitute for psychological

diagnosis or treatment. I'm your host, Adriana Alejandra Alejandro, licensed marriage and family

therapist.

Hello, hello, everybody, and welcome back to another episode.

I'm really, really excited to talk about this topic that I'm about to introduce because a lot of our Instagram followers have highly requested this since 2018 since we launched.

And so we are finally here with our guest, Stephanie Del Chiaro.

So let me go ahead and introduce you to her.

Stephanie Del Chiaro is a bilingual Salvadorian American psychotherapist from San Francisco.

She is a licensed marriage and family therapist who has

been practicing for over a decade, providing services to youth and families in schools and now in

private practice. Stephanie specializes in youth and families, trauma, and education. She has

facilitated national trainings for educators and clinicians and has facilitated parenting workshops in partnership with organizations that serve youth and families and also works through a social justice lens that welcomes traditional forms of healing. Welcome, Stephanie. Thank you so much for having me. We are so excited. The topic for today

is working with undocumented youth. And so I think there's so many different avenues that we can

take with this topic. But what you are all going to hear is kind of like an intro snippet because

it is a multifaceted topic.

All right.

So let's go ahead and get started.

So where in San Francisco are you located?

I live over in the sunset area, but I grew up in the Mission District in San Francisco.

So predominantly Latino population in San Francisco Mission District, and it's a place that's

really near and dear to my heart. Yeah, yeah. I've been up there. It's very busy up in San

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