Alexandra Garcia is dedicated to supporting individuals who may be feeling uneasy or noticing changes in their emotional well-being. She specializes in helping those who find themselves unhappy in their relationships, work, or overall life satisfaction. Whether a client is navigating the prenatal or postpartum journey, or dealing with experiences impacting their relationships with friends, family, or colleagues, Alexandra aims to provide meaningful support. By fostering an environment of collaboration, she works with clients to identify what is not working in their lives and chart a course towards achieving their personal goals. Through her therapeutic approach, she creates a safe space for clients to express thoughts and feelings they may hold back from others. With a focus on equipping individuals with essential coping skills and strategies, Alexandra is committed to guiding them on their journey to discover and embrace the life they truly desire.

Dr. Christopher Sova is a compassionate psychologist specializing in assisting teenagers and young adults as they navigate the challenges of anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship distress, and life transitions. Known for his empathetic and culturally sensitive approach, he understands the struggles of those who may be hard on themselves or find connecting with others difficult. Dr. Sova’s objective is to create a safe yet challenging environment in counseling, where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings. He employs an integrative and strength-based approach that empowers individuals to build self-compassion and discover actionable steps to address their problems. With expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing, he is dedicated to helping clients learn how to cope with stressors beyond their control. Dr. Sova invites anyone interested to engage in a supportive conversation and discover how counseling can foster personal growth and resilience.

Christine Jaimes is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-R) with 26 years of experience in helping youth and families navigate through challenging times. She understands the concerns many parents face when their children struggle with anxiety, depression, or daily life challenges. With a passion for strengthening family relationships, Christine has worked extensively with families dealing with behavioral issues, family conflict, and oppositional defiance (ODD). Her approach combines evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and Family Systems therapy. Christine believes in the transformative power of hope and the resilience of family bonds, aiming to create positive, peaceful family dynamics. Families experiencing parent/child conflict, co-parenting struggles, or those navigating the complexities of adolescent life can find support through her empathetic and strength-based methods. Christine is committed to being a guiding light for families on their journey toward healing and understanding.