SHE SAVED HER SON’S LIFE: HOW TO DEAL WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE?

Yanka Zambrano survived psychological abuse and fought back, setting a historic legal precedent in the U.S. justice system. Discover her powerful story of resilience and how she is now helping other victims in the latest episode of the Alejandra Campos Podcast.

Triumph Over Psychological Abuse: Yanka Zambrano’s Historic Legal Battle

Yanka Zambrano has become a role model for all women suffering from domestic violence, thanks to her fight for human rights and her unwavering support for victims.

Breaking the Silence on the Alejandra Campos Podcast

She was our special guest on the fifth episode of the Alejandra Campos Podcast, where she shared how her case set a PRECEDENT in U.S. law.

In a groundbreaking episode of the Alejandra Campos Podcast, domestic violence survivor Yanka Zambrano shares her harrowing journey of overcoming severe psychological and emotional abuse. For years, her abuser manipulated the legal system and weaponized shared child custody to inflict harm, a traumatic dynamic known as vicarious violence that severely impacted her young son’s health.

Setting a Precedent and Empowering Victims

Refusing to give up, Yanka fought a grueling three-year legal battle and made history on September 5, 2025, by becoming the first person in Colorado to secure a permanent protection order based solely on psychological and emotional abuse. Today, she channels her traumatic experience into purpose through “Integridad,” a support program allied with the Manos Solidarias Foundation, dedicated to guiding, protecting, and empowering other victims to safely break the cycle of domestic violence.

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