Stacey Diane Arañez Litam, an Associate Professor and clinical counselor, discusses her enlightening book that serves as a healing guide for Asian immigrant children. She delves into the historical and cultural factors shaping Asian American experiences, emphasizing the importance of emotional awareness. Litam critiques the model minority myth and advocates for decolonizing mental health practices. She highlights the role of literature in generational healing, promoting community support over individualism. Her insights foster a deeper understanding of identity and resilience.