Navigate Risk, Cultivate Life

The emotional, psychological and physical safety of women in the workplace is not simply a buzzword for social media, it is an important part of life for working women. With the recent murder of our Sister in Business Amber Czech, B&BB has organized and is sponsoring this FREE session. A safe space for women to join an discussion which will be led by Licensed Therapist Juliana Londoño MS, LAC, NCC.

This session scheduled for Monday 12/1/25 at 3p pacific will discuss: How to process feelings of loss, Psychological and Emotional safety in the current landscape as well as when to escalate concerns of safety in the workplace.

Guest Speaker CEO of Insights HR Vilma Brager PHRC, PHR, SHRM will answer 3 important questions:

How can HR help create safety cultures in companies?

How can HR support employees during the reporting process?

What should employees who are being harassed/bullied document?

Please join us by registering at: https://www.eventbrite.com/x/women-workplace-safety-tickets-1975064556255

Juliana Londoño, MS, LAC, NCC (she/her/ella)
Bilingual Mental Health Therapist - NJ | Adjunct Professor | Entrepreneur 

Juliana Londoño is a bilingual (English/Spanish) licensed mental health therapist, award-winning clinician, and passionate mental health advocate dedicated to dismantling stigma in marginalized communities. As a first-generation Latina and clinician in New Jersey, Juliana brings cultural humility, trauma-informed care, and deep compassion to her clinical work, particularly when serving Latino, immigrant, and first-generation populations.

With fewer than 10% of mental health professionals nationwide identifying as Latino, Juliana has often been the “first Latina therapist” many of her clients have encountered. This unique position fuels her mission: to transform how communities of color relate to mental health and to make healing more accessible, culturally grounded, and empowering.

Juliana is also an adjunct professor of psychology, a published academic author, and founder of Juliana Londoño LLC, where she blends her clinical expertise with education, consulting, and public speaking. Her therapeutic approach integrates emotional intelligence, culturally competent care, and narrative healing, helping clients reclaim their stories, develop coping strategies, and thrive authentically.

Recognized by the Latino Mental Health Association of New Jersey and trusted by organizations like Ernst & Young, The New Jersey Hospital Association, and Forbes 500 companies, Juliana continues to lead with empathy, equity, and excellence in every clinical and community space she enters.

During her free time, she enjoys figure skating, completing jigsaw puzzles, and traveling to National Parks.