Psychotherapy is a dynamic process that can help individuals explore and understand the root causes of their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Through this exploration, clients can develop new insights, skills, and perspectives that help them navigate many stressors related to relationships, careers, family, and personal identity.

As a therapist, my experiences and personal development have given me a unique perspective on the challenges individuals and families face when navigating multiple sociocultural contexts. By growing up in different cultural environments, I have come to understand how the intersection of race, ethnicity, class, and other factors can impact identity formation and ultimately influence the direction we take in our lives.

In my therapy practice, I strive to create a safe, collaborative space that empowers individuals and families to trust themselves and their abilities. I provide a non-judgmental and supportive environment for developing deep trust and understanding in the therapeutic relationship so that clients feel comfortable sharing their thoughts, emotions, and experiences.

I work with clients through this collaborative process to identify steps that meet their needs and future potential. Our work may involve developing new coping strategies, setting goals and priorities, or exploring new career paths or relationships. Ultimately, my goal as a therapist is to help clients lead more fulfilling and meaningful lives, both individually and in the context of their relationships and families.