Short term Goals:
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Skills development.
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Continue shaping my Professional Identity.
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Seek constructive feedback from supervisor and peers.
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Study and take the NCE licensure exam.
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Get certified as a Play therapist.
Long term Goals:
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Continue integrating theory, research, and practice into a cohesive counseling philosophy.
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Challenge systemic barriers and advocate for those in counseling & community settings.
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Engage in lifelong learning through trainings, workshops, and organizations.
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Theoretical Framework
​ My theoretical framework is grounded in a person-centered approach, emphasizing on empathy, providing a safe space, and unconditional positive regard as the foundation for therapeutic relationships. As well as integrating a strengths-based perspective, focusing on resilience, cultural identity, and what each client brings to the counseling process.
Core Values & Beliefs
​ As a counselor in training, I hold core values and beliefs that guide both my personal and professional growth. I strive to be genuinely present with others, offering authentic connection and empathy in every interaction. I embrace cultural humility, recognizing the importance of honoring diverse identities and perspectives while continually learning from those I serve. Advocacy is central to my role, as I seek to uplift voices and challenge barriers that hinder equity and well-being. I believe spirituality can be a profound source of strength and resilience, supporting individuals in navigating life’s challenges. My decisions are grounded in professional ethics, ensuring that my practice reflects integrity, respect, and a commitment to the highest standards of care.