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The Day I Stood Up to my Filipino Mom… | Trauma Bond Episode Two Releases
The Day I Stood Up to my Filipino Mom… | Trauma Bond Episode Two Releases

Can you envision having an honest conversation about your feelings with your strict Filipino parents? Do you think you’d ever be able to get through to them? 

In Episode Two of Trauma Bond, One Down brought together Jazmine Malaiba, the eldest daughter of her family, and her mother, Jenalyn Malaiba, to confront each other about respect and communication in their relationship.

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How do our Filipino Parents REALLY Feel About Their Relationship with Their Kids? | Trauma Bond's First Episode
How do our Filipino Parents REALLY Feel About Their Relationship with Their Kids? | Trauma Bond's First Episode

LOS ANGELES (June 21st, 2024) — In its first episode of Trauma Bond, One Down delves deep into triggering topics such as loss, body shaming, and generational trauma. One Down brought two people from the Filipino community to share their raw experiences and emotions. #TraumaBondWithUs

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Confronting my Filipino Mom on my Childhood Trauma | One Down’s New Mental Health Series “Trauma Bond”
Confronting my Filipino Mom on my Childhood Trauma | One Down’s New Mental Health Series “Trauma Bond”

If your immigrant parents are forced to sit down and hear your childhood traumas, would they listen? This mental health series explores that. One Down releases a trailer for their newest series Trauma Bond, with participants from the Filipino community, raw and unfiltered. 

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