INNER JOURNEY 
Psychology, Inc.

Waiting for immigration documents can feel like being stuck in a liminal space—caught between who you were and who you’re becoming. This hidden stress affects the mind and body, especially when tied to toxic workplaces and uncertain futures. This post honors the emotional toll immigrants endure and offers compassionate support on the journey from surviving to healing.

Many adults who were parentified as children continue to sacrifice their own needs to care for others. This blog explores how early role reversals shape adult relationships, boundaries, and self-worth—and how Jungian psychology offers a path to healing the inner child and reclaiming a more authentic self.

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.