Identity, belonging & life transitions
Migration, culture shock, relocation, loneliness and finding direction across different versions of home.
A personal beginning
Before it became my profession, psychology was a way of making sense of life.
My journey into this profession has been a long and evolving one. From a young age, I felt a deep interest in the ways people survive, change and support one another through healing — an interest that began with trying to understand myself, and gradually became a wish to accompany others.
I was raised between New York and Bari, with Puerto Rico forming another thread in my story. Moving between languages, cultures and places that felt like home — but never entirely so — shaped both my identity and the question at the centre of my work: how do we find a sense of home within ourselves?
The self can be one of the most complex places from which to begin. Therapy is not a final destination, but a relationship in which identity, patterns, wounds and possibilities can be met with curiosity. I would be honoured to accompany a part of that lifelong process.