Talk Therapy To Me

15 Jan 2026

Far From Home- Being Queer, Migrant, and Trying to Get Health Support

Non-Profit, Self-Help, Sexuality, Society & Culture, University & High School

In this episode of Talk Therapy To Me, Ashley and Maxi are joined by James Tapa and Feifei Liao to talk about what it really means to be “far from home”-not just physically, but emotionally, culturally, and within systems of care. Together, they explore the joys and challenges of being a queer migrant or international student in Australia, the invisible barriers to accessing mental and sexual health support, and what helps people feel safer, seen, and supported. From language and culture, to family expectations, identity, community, and belonging.
If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t quite belong, or that asking for help felt harder than it should be, this one’s for you.

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22 Jan 2026

Queer Found Family – Choosing Each Other

Games & Hobbies, Health, Self-Help, Sexuality, Society & Culture, Sports & Recreation, TV & Film, Uncategorized

In this episode of Talk Therapy To Me, Ashley and Maxi explore the meaning of found (chosen) family, the people ...

15 Jan 2026

Far From Home- Being Queer, Migrant, and Trying to Get Health Support

Non-Profit, Self-Help, Sexuality, Society & Culture, University & High School

In this episode of Talk Therapy To Me, Ashley and Maxi are joined by James Tapa and Feifei Liao to ...

10 Jan 2026

Alone, Not Lonely- Queer Connecting in this Disconnected World

Health, Self-Help, Sexuality, Society & Culture

In this episode, Ashley and Maxi explore loneliness in the queer community, not as a personal failure, but as a ...