Chuy’s approach to therapy is grounded in a relational, psychodynamic framework. She views therapy as a collaborative process where clients’ strengths, values, and lived experiences are honored as essential parts of the healing journey.

Integrating parts work and somatic approaches, Chuy invites clients to explore the different parts of themselves with curiosity and compassion while cultivating a deeper relationship with their bodies. Drawing from her background as a yoga teacher, she brings an embodied lens to therapy that honors the connection between mind, body, and nervous system. She believes healing happens through connection: with our stories, relationships, and the land underneath our feet.

Her work is trauma-informed and culturally responsive, attending to each client’s unique experiences, identities, and contexts. Chuy especially enjoys supporting individuals navigating chronic illness, religious trauma, LGBTQIA+ identities, and neurodivergence. 

Chuy is committed to her own ongoing healing and growth as she walks alongside clients in exploring the richness and complexity of their stories.

Outside of the therapeutic space, Chuy enjoys trail running with her partner, laughing over a shared meal with friends, and exploring new places in her camper van.