Dr. Ana Laura Arteaga-Biggs is a licensed clinical psychologist renowned for her expertise in addressing a diverse range of emotional and behavioral challenges through individual, couples, family, and group psychotherapy. Her integrative treatment approach is predominantly influenced by evidence-based cognitive behavioral and humanistic-existential theories. Dr. Arteaga-Biggs is particularly skilled in exploring intersectional cultural experiences and the psychological systems that may underlie clients' concerns. She embodies a compassionate and non-judgmental style, tailoring her treatment to the unique needs of each individual in collaboration to enhance their emotional, mental, and physical well-being. Her clinical interests encompass grief and loss, race-based trauma, multiculturalism, women's health, and chronic medical conditions like endometriosis and infertility, as well as perinatal mood disorders. Additionally, she provides support for interpersonal relationships, couples/marital functioning, trauma recovery, veterans, political activists, and individuals affected by destructive mind control. For Dr. Arteaga-Biggs, establishing a strong therapeutic relationship is paramount to effective treatment. She is committed to ensuring that her clients find a good fit during their therapeutic journey and offers brief complimentary phone consultations, providing referrals when necessary.