Ages 15+

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Sandra, LMSW, is a dedicated social worker who completed her training at the Silberman School of Social Work. Her career has been marked by a commitment to serving diverse populations, ranging from children to older adults. Sandra has gained valuable experience through her roles in crisis counseling, case management, clinical coordination, hospital social work, and contributions to community-based non-profit organizations.

Specializing in a wide array of mental health issues, Sandra's expertise includes managing anxiety, depression, self-esteem challenges, life transitions, eating disorders, stress, intergenerational trauma, and relationship struggles. She is known for her compassionate and curious approach in therapy, ensuring that each individual feels respected, heard, and supported. Sandra's therapeutic practices are grounded in anti-oppressive, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed principles, employing an integrative approach that incorporates holistic, relational, narrative, attachment-based, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), strength-based, person-centered, somatic practices, and motivational interviewing.



What sets Sandra apart is her deep understanding of multicultural, intergenerational, and intersectional contexts, enriched by her own experiences as a second-generation Asian-American. She is passionate about increasing representation in the BIPOC community and fostering meaningful connections with her clients. Sandra's commitment to her practice goes beyond addressing symptoms; she aims to explore the rich tapestry of each person's experiences, holding space for the full spectrum of human emotions and tailoring her interventions to meet clients where they are. Her foundation of trust and support makes her a trusted and impactful clinician in her field.