Reading this signifies that you acknowledge things need to change. I see people living in “hard mode,” as if they are walking with Lego pieces inside their shoes, feeling stuck, resourceless, or overwhelmed. We strive to walk in those shoes and make it through the day, but sometimes we don’t take a step. Your life doesn’t have to be a daily battle. I would be honored to collaborate with you in your healing journey. I aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment for individuals seeking mental health care. I strive to build genuine, cooperative partnerships to define and address therapeutic objectives.

I revere the uniqueness of each person and honor their authenticity by considering socioeconomic, political, and neurodiverse factors through a trauma-informed, health at every size, and culturally-responsive lens. I provide compassionate, evidence-based care that assesses individuals’ mental, physical, and spiritual needs.

I earned a degree in Clinical Psychology in Argentina, where I worked in collaborative networks with individuals from ethnically and racially diverse backgrounds and across the sexual orientation and gender identity spectrums. I received my MSN with a specialization in psychiatry at Vanderbilt where I am finishing their Doctor of Nursing Practice program.