My education and clinical training have centered on supporting parents, infants, and young children during the most formative seasons of life. With specialized experience in perinatal and early childhood mental health, I draw on evidence-based, attachment-focused approaches to help families navigate transitions, challenges, and growth. This foundation allows me to provide care that honors both individual experiences and the vital relationships that shape early development.
About Me
Education and Experience:
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) from the California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco, with a child and family focus
Advanced training in perinatal, infant, and early childhood mental health through the UCSF Infant-Parent Program, including specialized experience in mental health consultation and infant-parent psychotherapy
Background in family therapy and attachment-based approaches that support relationships between parents, children, and caregivers
Clinical work in trauma-focused, integrated healthcare settings such as the Center for Youth Wellness and UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland
Ongoing commitment to collaborative care, working alongside pediatricians, psychiatrists, physical therapists, and other allied providers to support more holistic care
Experience as a clinical supervisor and trainer, mentoring other clinicians in reflective, family-centered, and trauma-informed practices
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