Shannon Almeida, LMFT

Therapy here means you're never seen in isolation — your relationships, family history, and the broader cultural and social context of your life are all part of the conversation. Rather than focusing narrowly on symptoms, this approach explores how the patterns and dynamics around you have shaped the way you think, feel, and move through the world. It's a collaborative process, one that invites curiosity about your story and works toward helping you find greater clarity, agency, and connection — both within yourself and in the relationships that matter most to you.