Irma Santiago Moin is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, providing bilingual services in English and Spanish at Positive Principles. She facilitates Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and has been expertly trained by noted professionals such as Shari Manning, PhD, and Annie McCall, from The Marsha Linehan. In 2021, she obtained a Global Mental Health Trauma and Refugee Certificate from Harvard University, equipping her to work effectively with individuals impacted by trauma. Irma is also a certified Couple's Therapist through The Harvard School of Continuing Education. Her collaboration with Yale University and Connecticut NAMI has strengthened community support and education about children's mental health and behavioral challenges. By enhancing parenting skills and offering couple’s therapy, individual development, and support for overcoming trauma and abuse, Irma believes strongly in the empowering notion that 'El cambio eres tú. La Llave a una vida positiva está en tus manos.' or 'The Key to a Positive Life is in Your Hands.' Irma is committed to helping individuals realize that the change is within themselves.