Meet the team

My clients are open to examining both what is working and what isn't in their personal life, family, or organizational systems. Clients may be individuals, families, or organizations looking to improve their dynamics, resolve challenges, and grow. For clinicians seeking supervision, they may be early or mid-career professionals wanting to

My clients are open to examining both what is working and what isn't in their personal life, family, or organizational systems. Clients may be individuals, families, or organizations looking to improve their dynamics, resolve challenges, and grow. For clinicians seeking supervision, they may be early or mid-career professionals wanting to enhance their clinical skills and adopt a more systemic perspective. My clients value kindness and compassion, and they aim for deeper understanding, improvement, and growth in their relationships, behaviors, and overall functioning.

I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 15 years of experience in therapy, administration, and clinical supervision. I work with individuals, families, organizations, and clinicians to identify areas for growth and improvement. My approach is rooted in systems thinking and always delivered with kindness and compassion.

I currently have limited availability for new clients, however, Maya Carter is a clinical intern in my practice and she has immediate availability! Working with Maya will set you up to benefit from her flexibility, up-to-date training, and the guidance of a highly experienced, fully licensed professional overseeing her work-you get us both!

Maya Carter is a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern at Quilted Heart Therapy, where she works with individuals and couples navigating life transitions, relational challenges, and the emotional weight of caregiving and stress.

Her work is rooted in a systemic and narrative approach, helping clients make sense of their experiences, separat

Maya Carter is a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern at Quilted Heart Therapy, where she works with individuals and couples navigating life transitions, relational challenges, and the emotional weight of caregiving and stress.

Her work is rooted in a systemic and narrative approach, helping clients make sense of their experiences, separate themselves from problem-saturated stories, and reconnect with their values, identity, and sense of agency. Maya creates a space where clients feel seen, heard, and supported, while also gently challenging patterns that no longer serve them.

Maya has a particular interest in Medical Family Therapy, supporting individuals and couples impacted by illness, caregiving roles, and the ways health challenges shape relationships and emotional well-being. She understands that healing doesn’t happen in isolation, it happens in context, in relationship, and in the stories we carry.

Her style is warm, collaborative, and grounded. She believes therapy should feel like a place where you can exhale, show up as you are, and begin doing meaningful work at your own pace.

Maya is currently completing her clinical training at National University and works under the supervision of a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.

Fun Fact:
Maya is also a writer and historian at heart, with a deep appreciation for storytelling, ancestry, and the narratives that shape identity across generations.

I just finished up my Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Health Science and currently supports the team in an administrative capacity. I plan to pursue a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology next year. I'm especially interested in supporting those from single-parent homes within the Latinx community and exploring how early family experienc

I just finished up my Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Health Science and currently supports the team in an administrative capacity. I plan to pursue a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology next year. I'm especially interested in supporting those from single-parent homes within the Latinx community and exploring how early family experiences shape emotional well-being. I also have a background in music, which has influenced how I understand emotional expression and connection.