Tita

As a psychologist deeply invested in the nuanced fields of psychoanalytic thought, feminism, and intersectionality, I am committed to fostering an understanding and counseling practice that honors the complex interplay between an individual's unconscious processes and their lived experiences within a sociocultural context. My professional philosophy is anchored in the belief that the counseling journey is about recognizing and navigating the intricate web of societal norms, gender roles, and power dynamics that shape our psychological landscape. My approach is rooted in a feminist framework, which allows for a critical examination of the ways in which various axes of identity—such as race, gender, class, and sexuality—intersect to influence an individual's mental health and wellbeing. By integrating these perspectives, I aim to create a counseling space that is not only safe and empathetic but also cognizant of the systemic inequities and oppressions that contribute to psychological distress. In my practice, I prioritize the empowerment of my clients, encouraging self-awareness and agency within a supportive and non-judgmental environment. I am dedicated to continuous learning and applying an intersectional lens to both my work and research endeavors. This commitment enables me to provide a more holistic and inclusive form of counseling that respects and values the diversity of human experience. Ultimately, my goal is to contribute to the advancement of a psychoanalytic counseling that is both socially conscious and transformative, helping individuals to not only heal but also to understand and challenge the structural barriers that impact their lives. Through this work, I hope to inspire change that extends beyond the counseling room, advocating for a more equitable and compassionate society.