Virtual Services
Relationship Therapy
Relationship Therapy
Relationship Therapy
Therapy for couples, polycules, and families seeking repair, reconnection, or deeper intimacy.
As a sex-positive therapist, I offer trauma-informed virtual therapy for realtionships navigating betrayal, emotional distance, ruptured trust, or feeling disconnected from each other. I work with romantic, platonic, and familial relationships sh
Therapy for couples, polycules, and families seeking repair, reconnection, or deeper intimacy.
As a sex-positive therapist, I offer trauma-informed virtual therapy for realtionships navigating betrayal, emotional distance, ruptured trust, or feeling disconnected from each other. I work with romantic, platonic, and familial relationships shaped by neurodivergence, disability, chronic illness, and cultural complexity-- where intimacy often intersects with shame, shutdown, or silence.
My work draws from Intimacy from the Inside Out (IFIO), the Gottman Method, and integrative sex therapy, rooted in the teachings of liberation psychology and relational accountability. I honor anger as a boundary, pleasure as a birthright, and repair as a practice. Together we'll build connection through consent, curiosity, and care -- at a pace that honors your nervous systems and your story.
Individual Therapy
Relationship Therapy
Relationship Therapy
A space for unlearning, reconnection, and returning to your embodied wisdom.
I offer trauma-informed virtual therapy for adults navigating trauma, identity shifts, and feeling disconnected -- from their bodies, their emotions, their "why", or their relationships. Many clients describe emotional numbness, chronic overwhelm, or survival stra
A space for unlearning, reconnection, and returning to your embodied wisdom.
I offer trauma-informed virtual therapy for adults navigating trauma, identity shifts, and feeling disconnected -- from their bodies, their emotions, their "why", or their relationships. Many clients describe emotional numbness, chronic overwhelm, or survival strategies that once protected them but now feel limiting.
Our work invites not just healing but reclamation-- of voice, of anger, of agency. I hold a deep respect for the teachings of liberation psychology and decolonizing frameworks, which guide my commitment to therapy as a space for both collective and personal unlearning. My practice integrates Internal Family Systems, Somatic Therapy, DBT, and Narrative Therapy interventions to support you in reconnecting with the parts of yourself long denied, minimized, or dismissed.
About Me
I’m the eldest daughter of a Salvadoran and Bolivian family, raised by young parents and a village of tías, tíos, cousins, and grandparents in Northern Virginia. That upbringing shaped me — not just as a person, but as a therapist. I learned early on how love and pressure can coexist, how caretaking can stretch us, and how connection is rarely simple.
These roots live in the therapy I offer for people who feel disconnected from their bodies, their relationships, or themselves. I show up with warmth, curiosity, and a deep respect for the parts of you that have had to survive.
Even before I became a therapist, I was the one people came to — with their messy heart things, their shame around sex, their quiet hopes for more. That hasn't changed. My work is grounded in narrative therapy, internal family systems, somatic approaches, and the liberatory frameworks that remind us healing doesn’t have to look clinical to be real.
As a sex-positive therapist, I believe pleasure is a portal — not just to joy, but to power, clarity, and wholeness. I also believe in rage. In softness. In taking our time.
My approach is collaborative, grounded in the values that shape everything I do: Curiosity, Pleasure, and Connection. Whether you're carrying grief, shame, desire, numbness, or not-quite-sure-what — there’s room for it here.
My Mission
At Dame Mas CPC, my mission is to create a therapeutic space where people reconnect with their own wisdom — not by fixing what’s broken, but by gently uncovering what’s still alive beneath survival.
Guided by the values of Curiosity, Pleasure, and Connection, I support clients in exploring the systems, identities, and experiences that have shaped them. Whether we’re working one-on-one or within a relationship — romantic, familial, or platonic — we create room for new stories to emerge, rooted in agency, embodiment, and care.
This work includes the parts often left out: the rage, the grief, the resentment, the parts that once kept you safe but now feel heavy. Here, we don’t shame what shows up. We make space for it — and let it speak.
This isn’t just about individual healing. It’s about reclaiming what was buried, and letting that reclamation ripple outward — into relationships, communities, and the future we’re all still shaping.
Testimonials
"From the beginning its been a very safe space, I can fully articulate things that maybe I was afraid to bring up with other therapists. I feel like you asked really good invitational questions that made me feel comfortable to mention that or know that I wont offend you.”
"I feel that this is a safe place to show up. Even with other therapists, I felt like I couldn’t show up as myself. I don't like feeling ashamed or guilty with other therapists. The general ease of this process and the quiet confidence I have continued to amass this year has been really meaningful. You are the best therapist I’ve ever had.”
"From the beginning its been a very safe space, I can fully articulate things that maybe I was afraid to bring up with other therapists. I feel like you asked really good invitational questions that made me feel comfortable to mention that or know that I wont offend you.”
"I feel like it's been a growth; I have a bigger toolkit I feel recommitted, and more like, this is what I thought couples therapy would be like. It makes me feel safe again in couples therapy. "
"I feel that this is a safe place to show up. Even with other therapists, I felt like I couldn’t show up as myself. I don't like feeling ashamed or guilty with other therapists. The general ease of this process and the quiet confidence I have continued to amass this year has been really meaningful. You are the best therapist I’ve ever had.”
"From the beginning its been a very safe space, I can fully articulate things that maybe I was afraid to bring up with other therapists. I feel like you asked really good invitational questions that made me feel comfortable to mention that or know that I wont offend you.”