Jennifer is an associate marriage and family therapist who offers a grounded, compassionate presence and a deep commitment to supporting the emotional well-being of children, teens, and young adults. Her clinical experience spans a range of settings, including elementary and middle schools, community mental health agencies, and early childhood education centers, where she has provided therapy and mental health consultation.

Jennifer has supported clients navigating anxiety, grief, trauma, and challenges in family and peer relationships. She offers a collaborative, strengths-based approach and works to create a safe, affirming space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered in their healing process.

Grounded in a family systems perspective, Jennifer draws from narrative therapy, solution-focused therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), tailoring her approach to meet each client’s unique needs and goals. Her integrative style honors each person’s story while fostering meaningful growth and change.

Jennifer earned her bachelor’s degree in child and adolescent development from San Jose State University and her master’s degree in psychology, with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy, from Brandman University. She is currently earning hours toward licensure under clinical supervision.