Isabella (Isa) brings a grounded, warm, and collaborative approach to therapy rooted in curiosity and care. Isa approaches therapy as an evolving process that can never be replicated, moves at the speed of trust, and makes room for whatever is most alive in the present moment. Isa values making space for what feels difficult to name, tracing longstanding patterns and expressions, and gently unearthing what is waiting to be known. Isa’s work is informed by liberation psychology, trauma theory, and feminist thought, paying deep attention to the ways our inner worlds and daily lives are shaped by culture, community, and larger systems of power.

As a queer mixed-Xicane therapist, Isabella understands identity as layered, relational, and continually unfolding. They have extensive experience working with infants, children, adolescents, and adults of many backgrounds who experience various mental, emotional, and spiritual strengths and hardships. Isa incorporates storytelling, creativity, play, humor, silence, and embodied awareness in the therapeutic process. Across all stages of life, Isa strives to cultivate a therapeutic space that feels authentic, expansive, and deeply attuned—a place where you can move through your process on your own timeline while feeling supported, seen, challenged, and cared for.