Cindy Lam's guest appearances

Cindy Lam

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Mx. Asian American

LooseLeaf NoteBook with Julia Adolphe

Simon Tam

Emily Freeman

Jason Chu

Mimi Young

Samuel Adler

Jessie Montgomery

Julia Jordan

Sheena Yap Chan

Andrew Norman

Xander Snyder

Billy Childs

Hila Plitmann

Elena Urioste

Dale Trumbore

Frank Ticheli

OwlTail

Pianist and Music Educator Cindy Lam shares her experience of PTSD, initially triggered by surviving a car accident at 18, which temporarily threatened her musical capabilities, and heightened in 2020 by the loss of her father to a rare genetic Prion disease. Cindy discusses her ongoing healing process, the importance of sharing one's story, finding joy through teaching and musical expression, and feeling strong enough to momentarily step away from music to focus on her health. She emphasizes the need to connect with our inner child, both to inspire creativity and to ultimately heal trauma. Lastly, Cindy shares her view on the stigma surrounding mental health challenges within Asian and Asian-American circles, and reflects on the escalating hate crimes against the AAPI communities and their possible impact on mental health.   www.CindyLam.com    Questions and comments may be shared on Julia Adolphe's YouTube Channel

Pianist and Music Educator Cindy Lam shares her experience of PTSD, initially triggered by surviving a car accident at 18, which temporarily threatened her musical capabilities, and heightened in 2020 by the loss of her father to a rare genetic Prion disease. Cindy discusses her ongoing healing process, the importance of sharing one's story, finding joy through teaching and musical expression, and feeling strong enough to momentarily step away from music to focus on her health. She emphasizes the need to connect with our inner child, both to inspire creativity and to ultimately heal trauma. Lastly, Cindy shares her view on the stigma surrounding mental health challenges within Asian and Asian-American circles, and reflects on the escalating hate crimes against the AAPI communities and their possible impact on mental health. <a href="http://www.CindyLam.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.CindyLam.com</a> Questions and comments may be shared on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgmPuaZL8cu0e8Z_3Ycx3v3uNo5JnmG7M" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Julia Adolphe's YouTube Channel</a>

Cindy Lam: Voicing Trauma & Connecting with Your Inner Child

Cindy Lam is a non-binary pansexual Chinese Vietnamese Canadian. They are involved in anti-racist and anti-homophobic work like facilitating workshops for young children and youth. In this episode, we discuss each of our individual experiences with queerness in the Asian American community. Connect with Cindy: @shindee_ramConnect with us:IG: @mxasianamericanEmail: mxasianamerican@gmail.comSupport: patreon.com/mxasianamerican

Cindy Lam is a non-binary pansexual Chinese Vietnamese Canadian. They are involved in anti-racist and anti-homophobic work like facilitating workshops for young children and youth. In this episode, we discuss each of our individual experiences with queerness in the Asian American community. Connect with Cindy: @shindee_ram Connect with us: IG: @mxasianamerican Email: mxasianamerican@gmail.com Support: <a href="http://patreon.com/mxasianamerican" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/mxasianamerican</a>

17 - QUEER with Cindy Lam