I believe that therapy should be accessible to all. I aim to provide a safe, empathic, and comfortable environment that allows an individual to address their mental health needs at their own pace. I have worked in acute medical settings, homeless services, community mental health, higher education, and HIV+ case management. I am a firm advocate for expanding access and enhancing therapeutic experiences for queer, Latinx, and BIPOC individuals. As an LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapist, I support clients of any gender identity or expression.

The simplest answer is that I've always wanted to be of service or to help others. Latinx individuals don't necessarily seek out mental health services and I wanted to help change that. Queer people also deserve to see themselves reflected in the world of mental health.

I enjoy attending live music events, watching horror movies, listening to podcasts, playing video games, and traveling domestically and abroad.

I listen to a lot of music.

I've read the Hunger Games trilogy several times. I love a story about overcoming the odds.

The Trevor Project, because they offer a much-needed level of support to youth that so many people need.

Usually by going to dinner with friends or a movie. I also recharge by jumping in the pool or relaxing in the jacuzzi.

I have two dogs. Their first trip was to San Fransisco and when I took them to Delores Park a professional photographer had a photoshoot with them.