new to therapy and those seeking deeper self-exploration and healing. As a first-generation Peruvian American, Juliana’s bicultural identity meaningfully informs her work. She is passionate about creating a therapeutic space that feels grounded, affirming, and rooted in a decolonizing approach to mental health care—one that honors each client’s unique story, cultural context, and lived experience. She approaches therapy with deep care and reverence, viewing it as both a meaningful craft and a collaborative healing process. Outside of the therapy room, Juliana enjoys hiking with her beloved companion Zorro, taking Southwest road trips in search of beautiful sunsets, and sharing good food and meaningful conversation with the people she loves.