Audrey Perez, AMFT

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, #137173

Audrey is a systemic and relational therapist who takes a holistic, whole-person approach to understanding how emotional, physiological, and relational patterns interact. She supports clients in creating sustainable change by helping them make sense of their experiences and connect more deeply with themselves and others.

She works with adolescents, adults, couples, and families navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, ADHD, relational stress, and workplace concerns such as burnout and chronic stress. Audrey is passionate about working with neurodivergent clients and individuals living with chronic or invisible illnesses. She also supports clients exploring identity development, emotional growth, and the adjustment that accompanies major life transitions.

In her work with couples, Audrey helps partners identify and understand their interaction patterns, explore how emotional and nervous system responses shape the cycle between them, and move toward shared goals. She emphasizes compassion, accountability, and healthy boundaries to strengthen communication and connection.

As a bilingual clinician (English and Spanish), Audrey values culturally responsive care and strives to make therapy accessible, inclusive, and grounded in each client’s lived experience. Her work is client-led, compassion-based, and deeply attuned.

Audrey integrates systems theory with approaches such as Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Collaborative Language Systems, CBT, Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy, and ACT. Her approach helps clients recognize patterns that keep them feeling stuck, understand their nervous system responses in relationship, and develop new ways of engaging that support clarity, regulation, and connection.

Audrey is also a PhD student in Systems, Families, and Couples, where she continues to deepen her clinical training and systemic expertise.