Hi! I'm Adriana.

I am a trauma therapist, mental health speaker and podcaster. I have presented at academic national, regional and state conferences speaking on topics of racial trauma, mental health and also speak for organizations, corporations universities and colleges across the nation. I am the founder of Latinx Therapy, a national, bilingual mental health hub of resources for the Latinx community. As of 2021, I launched a non-profit charity, the Alejandre Foundation, to help increase mental health equity for the Latinx community through therapy grants.

I gained my clinical experience at intense trauma sites, the Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita Valley and Strength United. I have experience and passion treating survivors of sexual assault, torture, child abuse and court-mandated individuals. I specialize working with first & second generation BIPOC with relationship issues, identity issues, depression, anxiety and any traumatic event that has occurred in their life.

I help people through their toughest moments in their lives, at a time when they may be afraid to change but know it is necessary to. I work to empower my clients to work towards reducing dependence of a person, negative feeling or a memory and gain autonomy, control of their lives and remember their own worth.

In a caring and collaborative environment, my clients work towards a healthier present and future. I enjoy seeing my clients become more resilient, empowered, become more joyful and have better relationships with people they can trust and feel supported by. 

To read more about my academic and speaking contributions, click here.
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #98925.