Today we're talking all about childhood traumas with Grace Chiang.
She is an entrepreneur and educator with deep expertise in adolescent development. She has been working with adolescents for over a decade and is now working on her second startup focused on helping parents have healthy, happy relationships with their teens.
Grace is also the founder of Cherish, a learning community for parents who want healthy, happy relationships with their teens.
Listen as Grace and Dr. Pam talk about inherited trauma, how to begin the healing process with your family, and the app she developed to connect parents and teens on a whole new level.
Read Grace's New York Times Op-Ed here.
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Grace Chiang
Grace Chiang is an entrepreneur and educator with deep expertise in adolescent development. She has been working with adolescents for over a decade and is now working on her second startup focused on helping parents have healthy, happy relationships with their teens.
Grace started her career at McKinsey before working in venture capital, impact investing, and a number of startups. Her previous start-up in the beauty space is Tech Stars and ventured backed, and she's been featured in Forbes and the New York Times. She loves discussing topics related to mental wellbeing, productivity, and diversity & inclusion - particularly socioeconomic inclusion. She studied history and economics at Yale, and received her MA in Education and an MBA from Stanford.
Originally from Taiwan, Grace has lived in London, New York, Taipei, Beijing, Los Angeles, Kanazawa, and Milan. She currently resides in and California with her puppy, Bailey.
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