I am a therapist originally from Argentina, with more than 15 years of professional experience in the United States. I obtained my degree in Psychology at the University of Buenos Aires, where I received a strong training in psychoanalytic theory. I later completed my Social Work degree at Touro College in New York. I particularly value the opportunity to support Spanish-speaking clients while honoring their cultural backgrounds and individual experiences.
My clinical approach is based in a psychodynamic perspective that integrates perspectives and techniques from attachment theory, relational therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. I work collaboratively with clients in order to help them better understand their emotions, relationships, and life experiences and develop meaningful ways to cope with emotional pain and navigate challenges.
I strive to create a safe and supportive space through empathy, active listening, validation, reflection, and thoughtful exploration. My goal is to help each client feel understood, develop greater self-awareness, and move toward meaningful and lasting change.
The first session is an opportunity to explore and assess the current problems, concerns, stressors, and needs that bring you to treatment, while beginning to establish a comfortable and supportive therapeutic relationship.
