I know how overwhelming it can be
Anxiety can feel enormous when life changes unexpectedly, especially when you're grieving, facing uncertainty, or trying to adjust to a new chapter.
LMSW · Bilingual Anxiety Therapist
Helping you navigate the what-ifs, uncertainty, and overwhelming emotions that come with life's most difficult transitions.
You don't have to figure out every what-if to start living.
I'm Stephanie, a bilingual therapist and Licensed Master Social Worker. I know how overwhelming anxiety can feel when life changes unexpectedly, especially when you're grieving, facing uncertainty, or trying to adjust to a new chapter.
I work with adolescents and adults who find themselves caught in endless what-if thoughts, worrying about the future, or struggling to feel grounded when life doesn't go as planned.
Maybe you're navigating the loss of someone you love and constantly worrying about losing someone else. Maybe a major life transition has left you questioning your decisions, doubting yourself, or feeling overwhelmed by everything that could go wrong.
I also have a special interest in supporting women experiencing anxiety related to infertility, pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, and motherhood. These experiences can bring unexpected fears, guilt, self-doubt, and pressure to have everything figured out.
My approach is trauma-informed, strengths-based, and culturally responsive. I focus on helping you better understand your anxiety, recognize the patterns that keep worry going, and develop practical ways to respond to difficult thoughts and emotions.
As a bilingual English- and Spanish-speaking therapist, I recognize that cultural expectations, family dynamics, and personal experiences can influence how we understand and express anxiety.
You don't have to eliminate every anxious thought or have all the answers to begin moving forward. My goal is to help you build the confidence to live meaningfully, even when life feels uncertain.
You don't have to figure out every what-if before you start living your life. Together, we can work toward building confidence in your ability to navigate uncertainty, change, and everything in between.
Anxiety can feel enormous when life changes unexpectedly, especially when you're grieving, facing uncertainty, or trying to adjust to a new chapter.
I'm passionate about helping people understand how anxiety shows up during loss, major life transitions, and motherhood, and develop the confidence to navigate what they cannot control.
Everyone deserves a compassionate, judgment-free space where they can explore their fears, feel understood, and learn healthier ways to respond to uncertainty.
I work with adolescents and adults caught in endless what-if thoughts, worrying about the future, or struggling to feel grounded when life doesn't go as planned. If any of these voices sound familiar, we can see if we'd be a good fit.
If you're dealing with anxiety, grief, a major change, or the fears that come with motherhood. There's room for you here.
Areas I focus on, my license, and a commitment to keep strengthening my clinical practice in anxiety, grief, and perinatal mental health.
Anxiety often becomes louder during moments of change. When we're grieving, entering a new stage of life, or facing an uncertain future, our minds naturally search for answers, reassurance, and ways to feel in control. But sometimes, the more we try to predict or prevent what might happen, the more overwhelmed and stuck we feel. In therapy, we explore how anxiety may be influencing your decisions, relationships, self-esteem, and ability to navigate change.
We recognize how past experiences shape the way your body and mind respond today, and we move at a pace that feels safe for you.
We start from what you already know how to do and what has carried you this far, to build more confidence from there.
We identify the patterns that keep worry going and develop practical ways to respond to difficult thoughts and emotions.
Losing someone or something meaningful changes how safety feels. We work with fears about the future, worry about loved ones, and difficulty trusting that things will be okay.
Support for anxiety related to infertility, pregnancy, postpartum changes, and the evolving identity that comes with motherhood.
Therapy in English and Spanish. Cultural expectations, family dynamics, and your own story shape how you understand and express anxiety, and all of it is welcome here.
You don't have to eliminate every anxious thought or have all the answers to begin. We work around what you need.
When I'm not in session, you'll likely find me reading, journaling, painting, crocheting, or baking. I enjoy activities that allow me to slow down, express creativity, and appreciate the little moments in everyday life.
I understand that life doesn't always follow the timeline or expectations we create for ourselves. Sometimes the hardest part is learning how to move forward without having all the answers.
My style is warm, compassionate, and collaborative. I want you to feel comfortable talking about the fears, worries, and experiences you might not feel ready to share anywhere else.
A free 15-minute consultation gives us an opportunity to talk about what you're experiencing, how anxiety is affecting your life, and what working together might look like.