Clincal Training

USC Kortschak Center for Learning and Creativity (KCLC)

Marriage & Family Therapy Trainee
Summer 2026 – Spring 2027

The Kortschak Center for Learning and Creativity supports USC students in strengthening academic resilience, self-understanding, and overall well-being. My clinical training here is grounded in relational and systems-based care, with an emphasis on helping students navigate identity, stress, and transitions within high-performance environments. This training continues to shape my developing clinical identity and informs my long-term vision for integrative, systems-based practice.

Graduate Training

University of Southern California

Master of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy (in progress)

My graduate training emphasizes systemic thinking, multicultural humility, and evidence-informed care. Clinical preparation includes the development of thoughtful case conceptualization, diagnostic formulation, and ethical decision-making within a relational framework.

Areas of study and applied training include:

  • Mental Status Examination and diagnostic assessment

  • Suicide risk assessment and safety planning

  • Professional ethics and standards of care (CAMFT-aligned practice)

  • Family systems theory and intergenerational pattern analysis

  • Trauma-informed and culturally responsive approaches