In my work, I draw on attachment theory, contemporary neuroscientific research, and other evidenced based treatments, tailoring my approach to the specific needs of the individual. My therapeutic style is informed by my personal experience as a mother, a professional, and a dancer. Clients have described me as supportive and collaborative. I welcome people from all backgrounds to my practice and always seek to explore how culture shapes our experience as part of the therapeutic endeavor. I earned a BA in history and dance from the University of California, Berkeley and a doctorate in clinical psychology from the Wright Institute. I completed my APA accredited predoctoral internship at Oakes Children’s Center in San Francisco and have five years of experience providing therapeutic and assessment services to culturally diverse children and adults. I am currently a psychological assistant (PSB94024807) working under the supervision of Dr. Brac Selph (PSY22115).