Laura Calderón de la Barca explores the path forward in solidarity and care, addressing the deep wounds of colonialism, racism, and slavery. She talks about the personal and societal impacts of trauma, shame, and violence, emphasizing the need for a culture of radical care and emotional maturity. Laura shares her intimate passion, as a woman of mixed descent, for building bridges between the polarizing parts of our stories, and finding one's place in the world. She expands on her journey from overcoming traumatic experiences and toxic shame to becoming a psychotherapist dedicated to collective healing, illuminating the importance of creating safe spaces for healing, particularly in intercultural contexts scarred by colonialism. She underscores the necessity of nurturing feminine energy, reconnecting with the earth, and fostering creativity as vital components of the global healing movement.