“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”
— Carl Jung
Hi, I am Mira.
If you’re here, you’re searching for something. Maybe you’re in deep pain. Maybe you’re facing a decision you can’t make alone. Maybe you keep repeating a pattern you can’t explain — the fact that you’re looking is already the beginning of something.
For over 15 years, I have helped people navigate the hard stuff: relationship conflict, major life transitions, grief & loss, trauma, health crises, and the particular weight of building a life across cultures. Together, we won’t just make sense of what brought you here, we will find a path toward the life you actually want.
My Education
Masters of Social Welfare – Gerontology
University of California, at BerkeleyBachelor of Arts – Psychology
University of California, at Berkeley
Professional Affiliations
National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
Psychology Today
My Bio
After getting my BA in Psychology, I spent almost a decade in Silicon Valley, with one of the top five global retained executive recruiting firms. After having my daughter, I decided to return to my lifelong passion, psychotherapy. With my Master’s degree in hand, I spent the next decade working in hospitals and hospice/palliative home care in San Francisco and the East Bay providing counseling to patients and their families before opening my own private practice in 2021.
My Approach
Direct, collaborative, compassionate and transparent
Brief Solution-Focused
For clients with previous therapy experience who want to move efficiently toward specific goals. We identify what’s working, expand on that, and make measurable progress.
Humanistic/Experiential, Trauma Informed & Attachment Based*
For clients doing deeper work around identity, trauma, addictive behaviors, or relationship patterns. We go at the pace your life requires and take as long as it will take for you to get to a better place.
In the Fall, I will also start offering EMDR to further support my clients with deep trauma/PTSD.
Client-Centered & Strength-Based
I am interested in what you are already doing right and how to build from there. You came in with more than you think, so let’s start there.