Yolotli Counseling was founded by me, Brenda—a first-generation college graduate, child of Mexican immigrants, and a lifelong advocate for community, culture, and connection. Growing up in Pasadena as the eldest of three, I was taught the power of education, kindness, and embracing one’s roots. Yolotli Counseling provides high-quality Telehealth therapy for young BIPOC and Latinx professionals, especially first-generation students and children of immigrants. I specialize in helping clients manage stress, anxiety, depression, codependency, and burnout, empowering them to live authentic, balanced, and fulfilling lives, free from guilt. Brenda P. Melgoza, LMFT
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“Your email will be sent to the mental health professional. Latinx Therapy does not read your email. Please note that email communication may not be entirely secure. Sending an email through this page does not guarantee that the recipient will receive, read, or respond to it and spam filters could prevent its delivery. We recommend you follow-up via the mental health therapist’s practice if you do not hear back.”
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