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I am a second-year internship student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling master’s program at the College of William and Mary with a specialization in couples, marriage, and family counseling. I am under the supervision of Dr. Jordan Luck LPC, LMFT, CSAC. I have a person-centered approach, meaning that I work collaboratively with clients to reach their goals while keeping them at the center of the process. I also believe that the connections or attachments that we have in our lives play a large part in our wellbeing. In our time together, I hope to help you work on building healthy connections and communication skills. I believe that counseling should be accessible to everyone, and as such, should be applicable to different clients’ culture, identities, and beliefs. As a fluent Spanish speaker, I hope to extend this accessibility across potential language barriers. My goal is for you to become empowered in this process through mutual empathy, responsiveness, and support. I received my Bachelor’s of Science in Development Sociology from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. In my spare time, I like to crochet while watching Netflix, read, enjoy a cup of coffee, and spend time with friends and family.
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