Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT)
Growing up and utilizing mental health services myself, I noticed a lack of cultural representation within the mental health field. That experience inspired me to become the kind of therapist I would have valued having: someone who is curious about the whole person and recognizes that mental health does not exist separately from culture, family, identity, and lived experience. I enjoy working with clients from a variety of backgrounds and creating space to explore how these parts of their identity shape their relationships, beliefs, and experiences.