About me:

Hi, I’m Tiffany.

I was born and raised in San Francisco, growing up in Potrero Hill public housing. It was a community that taught me both the realities of adversity and the strength people carry through it. I learned early that every person has a story beneath what others can see, and that healing often begins when someone feels safe enough to share it.

My own journey has shaped the way I show up as a therapist. As a Black queer woman, parent, and co-parent, I understand how identity, relationships, and the systems we move through can influence the way we see ourselves and connect with others. Those experiences have taught me to approach every person with curiosity rather than assumptions and to believe that healing isn’t about becoming someone new—it’s about reconnecting with the parts of yourself that have always been there.

Throughout my clinical work, I’ve supported children, adolescents, adults, couples, polycules, and athletes navigating trauma, grief, sexual assault, homicide loss, anxiety, identity exploration, relationship challenges, co-parenting, and major life transitions. I’ve had the privilege of working alongside transgender, nonbinary, queer, and cisgender clients from many different cultural backgrounds, always honoring each person’s unique story and lived experience.

Whether you’re navigating the demands of competition, recovering from trauma, exploring your identity, working through relationship challenges, or simply feeling disconnected from yourself, my goal is to create a space where you feel genuinely seen. I believe therapy is a place to slow down, understand the patterns that have shaped you, and find your way back home to yourself.

              Beyond the Therapy Room:

When I’m not in the therapy room, I enjoy spending time with my three children and my dog, Angel, competing in Olympic recurve archery, tending to my garden, and exploring the outdoors. These moments keep me grounded and remind me of the importance of slowing down, reconnecting, and finding balance.