Position Title
Doctoral Intern
Education
M.A. Clinical Psychology, The Wright Institute
Professional Interests
Adult attachment, identity development, relationship concerns, acculturation issues, anxiety, depression, coping strategies, mindfulness
Languages
English, Spanish
Which Communities Represent Me
Asian Pacific Islander
About Me
I grew up on Southern California and studied Anthropology as an undergraduate at Dartmouth. I am currently working towards my Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology at The Wright Institute in Berkeley. Throughout my clinical training, I have also worked in community mental health and integrated primary care settings. In my free time, I enjoy being outside, practicing yoga, biking, and cooking.
How I Work With Students
Navigating the demands of undergraduate or graduate school can feel overwhelming and isolating. I view therapy as an opportunity for clients to be authentic, gain insight, and learn new skills. My goal is to provide a space for students that supports their personal growth, highlights strengths, and enables change. My approach to providing therapy is collaborative and genuine, and I integrate cognitive behavioral and multicultural frameworks into my clinical work.