Psychotherapy is a collaborative endeavor between the client and the psychotherapist. I believe the foundation of therapy lies in creating a supportive environment where my clients feel safe to speak openly and candidly with me. Integrity and ethics are central to my practice, and I strive to uphold these values in every therapeutic interaction.

 

My goal is to provide quality mental health services tailored to each individual. I recognize that no two people experience life in the same way—everyone’s circumstances and lived experiences are unique. While my training in clinical psychology offers a foundation for understanding clinical diagnoses, my therapeutic model prioritizes a phenomenological approach, centering on each client’s lived experience to deliver truly personalized care.

 

My experience includes supporting individuals through both clinical and non-clinical concerns, such as maladaptive behavioral patterns, identity exploration, attachment challenges, interpersonal difficulties, self-esteem struggles, emotional regulation issues, and trauma recovery. I also address the impacts of systemic oppression, including internalized bias, marginalization, generational trauma, structural barriers to opportunities, and the challenges related to gender and sexuality.