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Episode 1: Why are we named 'Dubu or Not Tofu?'

Nov 30, 202141 minSeason 1Ep. 1
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Episode description

Hi and welcome to Dubu or Not Tofu!  We’re two female Psychotherapists who want to open up space to talk about topics in East Asian communities within a Western context.  Welcome to our first episode of Dubu or Not Tofu!  

TW: Please note we discuss the subject of suicide in this episode. (The timestamps for this section is between 13:33 - 17:00) 

In this episode some of the things we discuss are:  

1. The reasons why we named this podcast 'Dubu or Not Tofu'  

2. What launching this podcast means to us  

3. A little about Inner Child Work and how our inner children are responding to the increase in East Asian representation in the world  

4. Maternal mental health and intergenerational trauma   Just as a disclaimer, all the information shared here today should not be a replacement for therapy. If anything you heard today, got you thinking about wanting to learn more, please feel free to message us or find a mental health professional near you.  For listeners in the UK, you can find links to directories on where you can search for a therapist below. 


LINKS  

Practice Website

Erika Kim Counselling

Ellen Yun Counselling


Instagram 

Dubu Or Not Tofu 

Erika Kim Counselling 

Ellen Yun Counselling 


Articles

Breaking Intergenerational Pain and Burdens: A Reflection on ShangChi by Ellen Yun


Sesame Street - 

Ji Young 'Meet The Friends in Your Neighbourhood' Video

Ji Young 'See Us Coming Together Special' Video


Counselling Directories 

The Association of Christian Counsellors (ACC)

The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)

The Counselling Directory

The National Counselling Society

The UK Council for Psychotherapy 


Mental Health Crisis Helplines 

The Samaritans: Call 116 to talk about anything upsetting you. Available 24/7/365

SANEline  If you are experiencing a mental health problem or supporting someone who is 0300 304 7000 

National Suicide Prevention Helpline UK Offering a supportive listening service to anyone with thoughts of suicide 0800 689 5652 

Papyrus HOPELINEUK If you're under 35 and struggling with suicidal feelings or concerned about a young person who might be struggling 0800 068 4141

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