• 6 | How Trauma Led to Spiritual Awakening with Isabella Toledo

  • May 12 2020
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
  • Podcast

6 | How Trauma Led to Spiritual Awakening with Isabella Toledo

  • Summary

  • About the episode:

    In episode six, I sit down with my friend, Isabella Toledo. Bella’s dad is one of the CITGO 6, 6 CITGO executives who have been in prison in Venezuela since 2017 without a trial. In this very open conversation, we talk about how trauma launched her journey of self-discovery; from recognizing her privilege, going to therapy for the first time, and continuing to do self-work.

    about the guests:

    Isabella Toledo is an Account Manager at Facebook, supporting e-commerce advertisers grow their businesses. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Isabella came to Miami with her parents when she was 1 year old. She is a proud Latina, passionate about empowering under-represented communities through story telling, activism and community. Isabella is a graduate of The University of Texas and 200 Hour Power Yoga Teacher Training Certified. 

    resources:
    • TIMES article - “6 Americans Imprisoned in Venezuela Are Hoping COVID-19 Brings Them Home
    • Felicia De La Garza - CBT Therapist based in ATX recommended for Talk Therapy by Isabella
    • Janaleen Solis - Licensed Professional Counselor based in ATX
    • Booklist for this episode - includes all of the books we mention in this episode and you can support local bookshops (:
    • Check out our next guest, Dirty South Education.
    • Sign up for our newsletter (:

    sponsors:

    Bossbabes ATX | Use code INBOLD2020 for 10% off any event, their shop or their upcoming memberships debuting in May!

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