Our Interns & Trainees

I am a bilingual and bicultural MFT/LPCC intern with over 10 years of experience working with at-risk youth, adults, and families in correctional, school-based, and residential treatment settings. My clinical foundation has been shaped through my work with Sonoma County, where I provide evidence-based interventions, behavioral accountability support, crisis response, and collaborative case management.

My training includes Motivational Interviewing, Trauma-Informed Care, Domestic Violence CORE, and Suicide Prevention. I have extensive experience conducting structured interventions, facilitating behavior change, engaging families in treatment planning, and working collaboratively with courts and multidisciplinary teams. As a Spanish-speaking provider, I prioritize culturally responsive care and equitable access to services.

I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Northwest University and am currently working on my Masters degree through National University. As an MFT/LPCC intern, I am committed to integrating trauma-informed, strength-based, and systems-oriented approaches to support individuals and families in developing insight, emotional regulation, and sustainable behavioral change.