Welcome!

As the daughter of immigrants from Latin America, I am fluent in Spanish and proficient in Brazilian Portuguese. My cultural background deeply informs my work and fuels my passion for providing multicultural, inclusive, and anti-oppressive therapy where every part of your identity is welcomed and respected. As a proud cancer survivor and mother of two, I carry a deep appreciation for fostering resilience, vulnerability, and connection—values I bring into the therapy space.

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I earned my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from William James College, a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Boston College, and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Boston University. 

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My professional training includes a Fellowship at the Cambridge Eating Disorder Center and Internships at Boston Behavioral Medicine and Brigham & Women’s Hospital. I also completed practicum training at the Boston Public Health Commission’s Entre Familia: Women & Family Substance Abuse Services, and pursued a Doctoral Concentration in Latino Mental Health.​​​​ I am currently completing an Advanced Clinical Training Program on Complex Trauma and Dissociation at the Chicago Center for Integration and Healing.

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In 2014 I joined the world of private practice in Boston where I discovered a love for working one-on-one with clients to support meaningful change. In 2018, I relocated to the suburbs of Chicago, where I’ve continued my therapy practice, now exclusively offering online therapy.

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Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me. I look forward to the possibility of working together and supporting you on your journey toward healing, inner peace, connection, authenticity, and resilience.