I believe that genuine human connection sits at the foundation of therapy; that's why I work collaboratively with my clients to cultivate authenticity and self-determination. We’ll explore the deep layers of what helped shape the person you are today, while emphasizing a sense of empowerment and growth. Therapy can be both meaningful—and challenging

I draw from a variety of therapeutic approaches to offer flexible, client-centered care. My style can be described as collaborative, exploratory, and goal-oriented, rooted in a commitment to human connection and a recognition of the powerful roles that community and culture play in shaping mental health.

I received my Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Alliant University. I’m currently training at Framework while I complete the requirements for a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Clinical Health Psychology. My doctoral dissertation explores the experience of sexual shame and the role of interpersonal relationships; sexual health care is an additional area of passion for me.

Outside of the therapy room, I find joy in challenging myself at the gym, reading new books, working on creative projects, and connecting with loved ones (I am the reigning family game night champion).

I’m currently a practicum counselor supervised by Dr. Chi (35946). Clients are welcome to reach out to Framework’s Assistant Director of Training, Dr. Leal, for any questions or concerns.

EDUCATION:

(Currently in-progress: Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, emphasis in Clinical Health Psychology; Alliant University)

Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology; Alliant University

Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science; University of California, Davis