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Today I had the joy of co-hosting a beautiful Trauma Sensitive Yoga networking event with from ✨
Together, we shared space with an inspiring group of therapists and mental health providers, exploring how TCTSY supports healing for those navigating trauma and PTSD.
It was such a meaningful experience to combine my love for mental health, yoga, and teaching—all in one heartfelt gathering.
I’m deeply grateful for our amazing DFW mental health community and everyone who joined us for this special event. ❤️. Thank you for opening your doors at for us 💜

This weekend, I had the opportunity to attend the Latino Mental Health Association of NJ Conference, “Fuerza en Unidad.” It was truly an inspiring experience.
I had the privilege of learning from colleagues across New Jersey and witnessing the impactful work being done in our communities. The presentations—and especially the keynote—were powerful and thought-provoking.
I was also honored to present on the work I do in Dallas, Texas, supporting migrant communities, and to share reflections on the importance of the immigration story in therapy. It opened meaningful dialogue about what our communities are experiencing and how we, as clinicians, can continue to support them.
Learning about decolonizing approaches to therapy, as well as the deep trauma experienced by children and families separated through immigration detention, added profound depth to this experience.
I am grateful for the connections made—for the conversations, the shared laughter, and the collective commitment to this work.

💜 8 de marzo | Día Internacional de la Mujer

Escucharte y respetarte también es parte del movimiento.

Hoy pregúntate:
¿Qué necesito para cuidar mi salud mental?

Cuidarte no es egoísmo, es una forma de resistir, de sostener tus fuerzas y de honrar tu historia.

🌾 En Cuore Therapy acompañamos a mujeres que transforman su vida desde la valentía de sanar, cuidar y escucharse con amor.

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We are excited to be able to co host this amazing networking event! Join fellow clinicians for a gentle, experiential introduction to Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY). This networking/ workshop offers an opportunity to explore how body-based practices can support trauma-informed care through guided movement, reflection, and conversation.
Rather than a traditional yoga class, this experience is designed specifically for mental health professionals interested in learning about evidence-supported, body-based approaches for trauma and PTSD. No prior yoga experience is required, and participation in movement is always optional.
Date: April 10, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Yoga Chikitsa, Richardson, TX
What to bring: comfortable clothing and a yoga mat or towel (some mats will be available).
Guided by Veronica Corona Barker, LPC, LCDC, NCC, TCTSY-F.
NO COST
Cohosted by Happy Autumn Centro de Empowerment, PLLC and Cuore Therapy LLC
To register please scan the QR CODE code or clink on the link:
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Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Workshop for Mental Health Professionals (TCTSY) Join fellow clinicians for a gentle, experiential introduction to Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY). This workshop offers an opportunity to explore how body-based practices can support trauma-informed care through guided movement, reflection, and conversation. Rather than a traditional yog...

I’m excited to share that I’ll be presenting at the Latino Mental Health Association of New Jersey’s 2026 Annual Conference, “Fuerza en Unidad: Intersections of Healing & Collective Action,” at The College of New Jersey on March 20–21, 2026.
My presentation, “The Importance of the Immigration Story in Therapy,” explores how migration shapes identity, family dynamics, and mental health across generations. I’ll be talking about how bringing clients’ immigration stories into the therapy room can deepen understanding, honor resilience, and open up new possibilities for healing.
In this session, I’ll share:
* How immigration journeys become part of family narratives and impact belonging, self-worth, and relationships.
* Narrative-based tools for working with migration trauma, separation, and cultural transitions in therapy.
* Culturally responsive approaches that bridge systemic practices with the realities immigrant communities face today.
If you work with immigrant individuals, couples, or families—or you are passionate about mental health and migration—I’d love to see you there.
📍 The College of New Jersey
📅 March 20–21, 2026
🔗 Learn more and register: latinomentalhealthnj.comnj

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