About Me

I grew up in Claremont in a family connected to the Claremont Colleges. After leaving the area for further education and early career development, I returned to my hometown to work in college student affairs.

Having worked in student affairs at two of the Claremont Colleges and completed clinical training in a college counseling center, I have a particular appreciation for the experiences of people who live, study, and work in college communities. Academic and professional expectations, questions of identity and belonging, relationships, and periods of transition can all shape how people experience themselves and their lives.

I bring this understanding to my clinical work while recognizing that each person's experience is different. My goal is to create a space where you can explore your concerns, develop a deeper understanding of yourself, and identify meaningful ways forward.

As a bilingual and bicultural person, I am also attentive to the ways culture, language, family, and identity shape our experiences.