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Invisible Daughters: The Lasting Impact of Gender Bias on Mental Health
Many women carry invisible wounds shaped by early gender bias—especially within immigrant families where sons are favored and daughters expected to stay small. This post explores how these implicit and explicit messages of sexism impact women’s mental health, through clinical insight, Jungian psychology, and personal reflection. Healing begins with reclaiming the voice that was once silenced.

Dr. MJ Yang
Apr 204 min read
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Motherhood, Career, and Self-Identity: A Journey of Individuation
Motherhood reshapes identity and career choices. Explore how individuation guides each woman's unique path in this life transition.

Dr. MJ Yang
Mar 104 min read
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Behind the Wheel, Beyond Barriers: How Driving Empowers Immigrant Women in a Feminist Lens
Driving empowers immigrant women with independence, freedom, and self-agency. More than a skill, it’s a feminist act of reclaiming mobility.

Dr. MJ Yang
Feb 232 min read
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