Hosted by Natalie Gutierrez, LMSW a Social Worker and Psychotherapist in New York, Tea Time is a podcast that highlights the stories, experiences, ideas and expertise of diverse individuals and leaders in the mental health field, social work, and other areas of human services. Tea Time is a podcast for honest conversations about the work we do as mental health professionals and social change agents. Tea Time proudly centers the work and voices of BIPOC folks in the field! Grab a cup of tea and listen :)
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Balancing Graduate School as MSW Student & Young Adulthood with Samantha Alaimo
Samantha is a dedicated social work graduate student based in New York, passionate about mental health advocacy. Aspiring to become a therapist or work within a hospital setting, Samantha is driven by the goal of making a profound impact, similar to the therapists who have influenced her life. She proudly serves as the student representative for her program, finding great fulfillment in this leadership role. In addition, Samantha runs an Instagram account documenting her mental health journey and social work experiences. She also coaches cheerleading, bringing joy to young adults, and hosts a podcast called "Life Unedited," where she discusses a wide range of topics.
Samantha joined the podcast to discuss the challenges of being a graduate student and navigating life outside of graduate school and young adulthood. To connect with Samantha, you can follow her at @therapist_in_bloom
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30 Jun 2025
Navigating Queer Identity in the Latinx Community with D'Andrah Almanzar, LMSW
D'Andrah Almanzar, LMSW, explores the complexities of navigating queer identity within the Latinx community, emphasizing boundary setting and self-acceptance in this interview.
5 May 2025
Supporting Survivors of Trauma & Owning Our Own Narratives with Jessica Ramirez, LMSW
Jessica Ramirez, LMSW (she/her/ella) is a bilingual Licensed Master Social Worker with over 20 years of experience in trauma-informed care. She has dedicated her career to working within BIPOC communities, particularly in Western Queens, where she has been a strong advocate for equitable mental health resources. Jessica is a clinician with Mount Sinai Hospital’s Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention (SAVI) program, where she specializes in providing trauma informed care to survivors of gender-based violence. She also serves as a clinician at The Sandoval CoLab, offering integrative support to individuals navigating symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, depression and the impact of generational trauma. Additionally, Jessica cohosts retreats at The Sandoval CoLab that promote mental wellness and holistic healing. Her professional journey was shaped by her early work with HIV/AIDS patients at Elmhurst Hospital Center, extensive volunteer experience, and lived experiences as a first-generation Colombian-American. In addition to her clinical work, Jessica is a contributing author in LatinX Vol. III, where she shares her experiences with trauma, resilience,and healing. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from St. John’s University and a Master of Social Work from Fordham University. After completing post-graduate studies in integrative trauma treatment, she is currently working toward her LCSW licensure.
Jessica joined the podcast to discuss her experiences in working with survivors of trauma, and how her own narrative of trauma, resilience and healing, have informed and inspired her work in the field.
To learn more about Jessica you can follow her on Instagram @that_latina_therapist
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YouTube views
9,866,296
Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
3 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
16 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 70 / 100
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Quality
83
Social presence
0
YouTube
93
Engagement
51
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