Hunter is a holistic Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) dedicated to helping clients reconnect with hope, healing, and meaning.
I believe therapy isn't about changing who you are, but about honoring your story—your culture, your environment, your experiences—and working together to make sense of it all. This is your story, and you have the power to decide how the next chapter is written.
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Business Administration, and a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Trauma Studies.
My clinical experience includes working with survivors and perpetrators of domestic violence, individuals facing intense mood challenges, substance use, and anger, as well as men exploring identity and emotional well-being. I am deeply committed to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community and have experience working with autistic individuals and people with learning differences, approaching each client with a strengths-based and affirming lens. I also work with children (ages 4–17), couples, and families navigating relational challenges.
I draw from trauma-informed, evidence-based, and creative approaches, including relational therapy, EMDR, PCIT, and solution-focused work. I also incorporate Gestalt principles, expressive arts, and a strong commitment to social justice and cultural humility—ensuring therapy is not just effective, but real and empowering.
Whether you're looking for clarity, healing, or connection, I'm here to walk alongside you as you create meaningful, lasting change.
Treatment modalities I utilize are from the following : Somatic, EMDR, IFS, Gestalt, PCIT, Play therapy, and Gottman/EFT approach. Communities I work with are Domestic Violence survivors/perpatraor, Indivduals with anger issues, Children (3-17), couples, learning disabilities/autism, and LGBTQIA+, and Families.
Hunter sees clients of all ages in the Riverside Office and through Telehealth.