Come as you are. We’ll figure it out together.

I care about getting to know you beyond what brings you to therapy—the people who matter to you, the things that make you feel like yourself, and what you wish others understood. You don’t have to present a put-together version of your life here.

I earned my bachelor’s in Psychology from California State University, Northridge (CSUN), and my master’s in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles. I have experience supporting children, adolescents, and families as they navigate anxiety, difficult experiences, big emotions, and changes at home. That work reinforced how much relationships, family, culture, and everyday circumstances shape the way we feel.

I especially enjoy working with children, teens, and young adults. With children, I make room for creativity and play—art, games, and imagination can help us connect when talking alone doesn’t quite fit. With teens and young adults, I offer a real, judgment-free space to explore identity, relationships, and whatever comes next.

My style is collaborative, curious, and practical. I want you to feel comfortable telling me when something is helpful—and when it isn’t. We’ll make space to understand what you’re going through while finding ways to make everyday life feel more manageable.

Out of the therapy room, I love spending time with my dogs and being out in nature. Both help me slow down, stay grounded, and remember that sometimes the simplest moments are the ones that bring us back to ourselves.