Randee Torres

I completed my bachelor's degree from the UofA (Family Studies and Human Development). I have a master's from ASU (Social Work). I worked in community behavioral health for 8 years before transitioning to medical social work. I work with patients with a chronic, life-threatening illness for the past 5 years. Simultaneously, I worked at an inpatient hospital for substance use and psychiatric stabilization. I have a wide range of experience and continue to expand my knowledge. As a child and family therapist, I look forward to helping you and your children.

I meet my clients where they are, partner with them to set their therapy goals, and work alongside them to help them feel empowered to accomplish their goals. In weekly, 55 minute sessions, we will review the week, set an agenda for the session, dive into treatment, and identify skills to practice in between sessions.

I want my clients to feel valued, heard, and motivated to take a step in the direction of progress.