I immigrated from Mexico to the United States as a child, and that experience shaped so much of who I am. The transition was overwhelming and filled with moments where I carried more than I should have had to. I struggled with self-esteem, identity, relationships, and emotional patterns that kept repeating, even when I deeply wanted change.

I went through much of that alone. That experience is what led me to become a therapist.

I wanted to be the person I once needed. Someone who listens closely, understands cultural and family dynamics, and helps you untangle the patterns that have been shaping your life without your consent. Someone who honors both your story and your values.

I believe we are created for connection. When we feel disconnected from ourselves, our families, or our sense of purpose, we experience real pain. My work is to help you understand that pain, reconnect with what matters most, and move toward healing with clarity, compassion, and hope.

For clients who desire it, faith can be thoughtfully woven into our work as a source of strength, meaning, and guidance, always alongside evidence-based care.