All services are provided virtually, allowing you to connect from a comfortable, private location. Services are available to eligible adults located in California.

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Providence Health Plan

Curative

Aetna

Oxford (Optum)

United Healthcare Medicare Advantage

United Healthcare (Optum)

Blue Shield of California

Carelon Behavioral Health

Anthem Blue Cross California

Anthem EAP - Expanded

Magellan

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts

Independence Blue Cross Pennsylvania

Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey

Cigna

I work with adults ages 18 and older. My services include individual therapy, ADHD coaching, and mental health immigration evaluations.

Individual therapy focuses on mental health and emotional well-being, ADHD coaching emphasizes practical strategies for everyday challenges, and immigration evaluations provide psychological assessments for immigration-related legal matters. If you're unsure where to start, please reach out.

Our first session is an opportunity to get to know one another, explore what brings you to therapy, and discuss your goals. You don't need to arrive knowing exactly what to say or where to begin.

Therapy sessions are typically scheduled weekly, although frequency may vary based on your individual needs and treatment goals.

Therapy focuses on mental health treatment, emotional processing, and psychological well-being. ADHD coaching is a nonclinical service centered on practical strategies, executive functioning, routines, organization, and accountability.

A mental health immigration evaluation is a clinical assessment that documents psychological experiences, symptoms, and relevant impacts in connection with an immigration-related legal matter.

I can provide immigration evaluations for people seeking Asylum, Domestic Violence (VAWA), Cancellation of Removal, U-Visa, T-Visas, and Extreme Hardship waivers.

I find it works best if I am able to work with your immigration attorney! With your written authorization, I can coordinate with your immigration attorney to understand the relevant evaluation request and provide appropriate documentation while maintaining professional independence.

No. An evaluation provides clinical findings that may support an immigration case, but immigration decisions are made by the relevant legal authorities.