Cambridge Counselors

I seek to understand the complexities of what it means to be human in a rapidly changing environment.

As a woman of color, I understand stigma and misinformation especially regarding mental health/illness, and including lack of support and access to high quality mental health services.

As a man of color who has lived in this country for more than 24 years, I can understand people through multiple perspectives.

As a human being, I understand the myriad of psychiatric, psychological, and mental health problems that humans face throughout their formative years, adolescence, young adulthood, and mid-adulthood.

As a member of the LGBTQ community, I am keenly aware of the influence that social oppression, trauma, and the questioning of one’s own sexual orientation and/or gender identity can have on a person’s wellbeing and clinical presentation.

As a clinician, I strive to be open-minded, multiculturally-aware, and knowledgeable regarding the needs of the individuals I work with, in order to help each person reach their goals.

As a woman of mixed cultural and ethnic backgrounds who made a late career change, I understand the issues of not recognizing where you are in your life and wanting to make a change.

I love helping individuals become the greatest versions of themselves.

As a hispanic woman growing up in a single family household, I understand some of the issues of diversity and the importance of overcoming challenges.

It is my goal as a therapist to create a space for you to bring all parts of yourself and feel valued and understood.