Born and raised in the Bay Area, I am honored to be back home serving my community as a physician, prescriber, and collaborator in the psychedelic space. My journey in medicine began in my teens and has evolved alongside my own personal growth—deepening my commitment to accessibility, education, and safety in healthcare, particularly for Black, Queer, and historically marginalized communities.

I earned my bachelor’s degree from San Francisco State University, studied medicine in Havana, Cuba, and completed my residency in Brooklyn, New York. As a Black feminist, abolitionist, and nature lover, my approach to medicine is deeply informed by a commitment to collective care, cultural humility, and honoring the wisdom of both science and spirit.

Fluent in Spanish and English, I work to bridge gaps in healthcare by creating affirming, inclusive spaces where people can explore healing on their own terms. My work in the psychedelic space is rooted in the belief that these medicines can foster deeper self-awareness, community connection, and joy. I have experienced this firsthand and hope to support others in finding their own path to healing.