Meet The Team
Julien Ramirez
Do you struggle with family or partner conflict? Do you experience difficulty with communicating your feelings, setting healthy boundaries, or navigating change? Julien provides a non-judgemental space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings, allowing you to progress at your own pace. He believes in a collaborative approach to therapy, as each person is unique, and your input is essential to the therapeutic process. If you want a guide to help you navigate your relationships, and empower you to make meaningful change in your life, then Julien may be a good fit for you.
Julien may be a good fit for you if you are looking for a therapist who comes to sessions with compassion, but also challenges you to unpack common patterns with the aim of achieving your goals. He has experience working with culturally diverse populations, and can help with identifying family dynamics, and breaking generational cycles.
Julia Mitroshenko
Julia helps individuals, couples and families navigate the world of relationships. Whether you're going through a breakup, feeling disconnected in your partnership, or stuck in patterns you don’t understand, she offers a supportive space to sort through it all.
Julia is trained in the Gottman Method, and her approach is active and collaborative. She understands how culture, family expectations, and identity can shape the way we love, communicate, and navigate conflict.
Wherever you are in your journey - hurting, healing, or hoping for change - Julia will meet you there and help you move toward where you want to be.
Julia McKenna
Julia supports clients feeling stuck or uncertain in relationships, family, careers, personal growth, or life transitions. Using a mindful and compassionate approach, she helps gently explore and untangle patterns in a safe, non-judgmental space, empowering clients to move forward and break free from limiting cycles.
She has a special focus on supporting women navigating fertility struggles, infertility, or other female-health related diagnoses, helping them process emotions, build resilience, and find clarity during challenging journeys.
Julia meets clients where they are, treating them as whole people, and guiding them toward lives and relationships that are joyful, meaningful, and fulfilling.
Megan Hernandez
Jordana Finkelstein
Camila Caycedo
Megan is a Latina therapist who brings a culturally responsive, relational, and trauma-informed approach to her work. She integrates EMDR therapy to help clients process and heal from past experiences, while also drawing from Gottman Method principles to support couples in strengthening communication, trust, and connection.
Using tools such as genograms, Megan helps individuals and families explore generational patterns, cultural influences, and relational dynamics that shape their present-day experiences. She offers a compassionate, collaborative space where clients can feel seen, understood, and empowered to create meaningful change and honoring both personal growth and cultural identity.
Jordana is a clinician who supports individuals, couples, and families as they navigate life transitions and relational challenges. She brings warmth, curiosity, and empathy to her work, creating a collaborative and non-judgmental space where clients feel safe to explore their experiences.
Jordana views therapy as a shared process grounded in trust and connection. She helps clients slow down, understand patterns that may no longer be serving them, and move toward choices aligned with their values. She also brings 10 years of experience in the fertility field, which informs her sensitivity to medical stress, identity transitions, and the emotional complexity that can accompany family building.
She is committed to helping clients build clarity, strengthen relationships, and move toward lives that feel more connected, grounded, and aligned with their values.
Camila is a graduate student at Syracuse University pursuing a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy with a concentration in Child and Family Play Therapy. She was drawn to a career in MFT through her own family experiences, which sparked a deep interest in family systems and healing intergenerational wounds. Her work with immigrant families in underserved communities further shaped her interest, leading her to thoughtfully tailor care to each caregiver’s cultural, religious, and socioeconomic background, as well as their experiences of marginalization and trauma, and how these factors influence parent-child relationships.
Camila communicates in a way that is warm, creative, and empathic. She strongly values a collaborative therapeutic process and believes that, through a team-based approach, you can work together to promote healing and strengthen and understand your relational bonds, wounds, and struggles.
She is bilingual in English and Spanish and is committed to bringing culturally responsive care to clients. As a trained facilitator in the Circle of Security model, a program used internationally in parenting education and intervention programs to help caregivers better understand and meet children’s attachment needs, she is committed to supporting caregivers in strengthening secure attachment relationships that foster emotional safety and resilience through deep reflection, curiosity, and compassion.
She integrates play- and art-based techniques into sessions and may be a good fit if you’re interested in alternative ways to express and process emotions and challenges as an individual, couple, or family.
