PsychoSocial Therapy – Manifest the Life You Want!

Are you ready to start working with me on manifesting the life you want? Then click below to schedule a free 30-minute consultation!

Finding a therapist is a process and not everyone will be a good fit. My philosophy is that the relationship is crucial in therapy. Since the therapeutic relationship is quite unique it can take a bit of effort in finding someone we trust. This is why I offer a free 30-minute phone consultation to talk about what you want to manifest in therapy and whether I am the right person to go on this journey with you.

I will say I am not your typical “traditional” therapist and do work through a social justice lens. My goal is to be authentic with you and I expect the same. I may not be the therapist for everyone and that is ok, my only desire is that you get the support you need. Feel free to bring any questions you may have to the consultation!

*If you are interested in a 30-minute phone consultation click on “Client Portal” and select “I’m a New Client.”

I specialize in work with the Latinx community, LGBTQ+ community, and BIPOC folx. I provide therapy in both English and Spanish. Currently, I have completed post-graduate training in sex therapy with CIIS and working towards certification as a sex therapist. I am also training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) and am well versed in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).

However, therapeutic orientations aside, my approach is simple: create a space that allows for manifesting, healing, and growth. Through various perspectives, philosophies, social justice, and queerness I provide individuals with the tools they need to embrace themselves unapologetically and radically.

*Currently, I am only providing tele-therapy services in California.

Therapy is not the only tool for healing and growth. In fact cultures around the world have been practicing ways to provide healing for hundreds of years. Therapy, as it is today, was developed by primarily western ideologies that mostly focused on White people. However, therapy has evolved and continues to develop through a different lens.

As a Queer Indigenous Latinx Therapist, my goal is to redefine the way we talk about mental health and the impact that external factors play in our day to day. After all, as BIPOC folx we experience the world in a very different way. Not only do we face discrimination, but we are also constantly battling and learning to survive in systems that are not designed to support our unique needs.