We find ourselves in a world that feels increasingly heavy. Trauma reaches us from every corner, whether through the media we consume, or the divisions we sense running ever deeper through our communities. Political tensions, power struggles, and conflicting beliefs seem to dominate, leaving many of us carrying a burden we’re not meant to bear alone.

The weight feels even more significant for those of us who belong to marginalized communities. The protections we need may feel fragile or out of reach, and the question of safety—physical, emotional, and cultural—can feel ever-present in our minds. It’s exhausting, leaving many of us anxious and hyper-vigilant, just trying to survive.

As a therapist who is also a migrant, Latina, and bicultural woman, I know these struggles deeply. I’ve walked the path of uncertainty, holding questions like: Who will advocate for me? Will my voice matter? And I also know the strength that comes from community, resilience, and hope.

History reminds us that while adversity is real, change is possible. We grow when we truly see each other, when we are curious about one another’s stories, and when we act with compassion. Healing is not about ignoring the pain. It’s about confronting it together

If you’re feeling lost, overwhelmed, or unsure how to move forward, I am here to help. My mission is to help you organize your emotions, explore new possibilities, and find strength in your story. Together, we can transform the pain into purpose and the struggle into growth.

Whether you are navigating anxiety, depression, cultural challenges, or feeling the weight of these turbulent times, you don’t have to do it alone. 

I’m here to listen, support, and help you rediscover hope and healing. Let’s take this journey together. Your story matters, and so does your healing. Reach out today to schedule an appointment.

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