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In today’s episode, Dr. Joanne Rondilla interviews Kyoung Mi Choi, author of the deeply personal memoir "The Child Behind the Bushes: A Daughter's Healing Journey of Intergenerational Trauma." The author shares why she wrote the book with her Korean mother and how the writing process helped them heal from trauma. Together, Joanne and Kyoung Mi reflect the impact of their respective cultures on their relationships with their mothers.
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