Growing up, therapy was not normalized in my culture and community. However, I realized the value of mental health at a young age and persuaded my mother to let me visit a therapist. This helped me fall in love with how our brains react to situations and how altering our attitudes change our lives in positive ways.

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Even though I wanted to become a therapist, my academic route led me to science-based study instead. After earning my management degree, I entered the business sector, working 14 years at a high-demand corporation which taught me about different personalities and helped me improve my ability to communicate with others more efficiently. Looking for challenges and a new adventure, I got employed as an inspector for the City of Glendale. Being the only female in the division in a male-dominated atmosphere brought along its own set of challenges. This taught me tremenduos lessons in human connection.

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Meanwhile, my interest in psychology never ceased, driving me to pursue my studies in psychology. My skill for offering guidance to people has continually been acknowledged by friends. Eventually, my lifelong wish to help others led me to obtain a life coaching certificate from Jay Shetty Life Coaching School. I help my clients have a more emotionally balanced life by emphasizing systematic relationship repair through emotionally focused life coaching.

 

I am fluent in English, Farsi, and Armenian. This allows me to interact with a variety of clients.

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