Therapy can be a scary thought, but it is a space for you to find yourself again and experience life. I am aware of the stigma of seeking mental health support, and I know taking the first step to come to therapy can be difficult. I strive to create a warm, inclusive, welcoming environment to allow clients to express themselves openly and honestly without judgment. We walk through the world holding many different experiences that make us unique: race, gender, sexual orientation, and more. I help my clients allow themselves permission to feel their feelings and walk forward.

It is easy to get stuck in the stressors of growing up bilingual and/or bicultural. I believe therapy deserves a person-centered approach. I like to incorporate a range of evidence-based techniques to best meet your individual needs with the understanding that you are more than your symptoms and live a full life. I understand that at the intersections of our identities, we can find power, growth, and personal resilience to continue the compassionate work and love our communities are founded on.