Therapy Approach

Collaborative

You’ll have agency and control over your sessions. Even though we may create goals together, I will ask you at the beginning of each session what you want to focus on. I want to help you use your voice and advocate for your needs. Choosing what you want to focus on each week is a part of that.  

Somatics/Embodiment

We will bring somatic tools and explore embodiment in our journey together. What this means is that we will be moving away from patterns of intellectualizing and tuning in towards the language of our nervous system which is driven by sensation, touch, and movement.

Parts Work 

We will be exploring some of your parts by using an IFS approach. IFS is an evidence-based psychotherapy approach that is non-pathologizing. We will get to know your inner system and how these parts have been working for you, and what they may need to heal.

Emotions & Attachment

We will explore emotions and attachments. We will work on understanding these; we will get familiar with them, and we will do it slowly and gently as we don’t have to feel it all at once.

Who do you work with?

Women who may experience anxiety, depression, disordered eating, sexual trauma, low self-esteem, body image concerns, chronic pain, digestive issues, endometriosis, and hormonal imbalances. I have particular expertise in somatic and embodiment modalities that help navigate grief, stuckness, panic, perfectionism, and behavioral challenges related to asserting boundaries and people-pleasing.

Although I specialize in working with female-identifying individuals, I have experience working with clients of all gender identities and I am LGBTQIA+ affirming. I offer a safe space regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, religion, or ability. I pride myself on integrating multiculturally competent treatment practices into my work.

I also speak Spanish and welcome clients seeking therapy in English or Spanish.

Is therapy right for me?