About Me

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I didn't always want to be a therapist. I became one because I needed to heal myself first.

At nineteen, I started noticing something: I kept ending up in the same dynamics, just with different people. I'd leave one situation and find myself in an eerily familiar one. For years, I understood it intellectually — and still lived it anyway.

So I decided to actually do the work.

I went deep — somatically, cognitively, emotionally, spiritually. I traced these patterns back to their roots, felt the weight of what they had cost me, and recognized what my family had been carrying for generations before I ever came along. It was one of the hardest things I've ever done. There were moments I wanted to walk away from it all.

But I didn't. And everything changed.

My body transformed. Illnesses I'd carried for years began to clear. My face changed. The way I carried myself shifted. Because real healing doesn't just live in your mind — it moves through your body, your relationships, your spirit, and your sense of self.

I'm no longer living by inherited rules or someone else's version of who I should be. I built a life that actually feels like mine.

That's what I want for you. I know what it takes to break free from patterns that feel bigger than you. I know the courage it demands. And I know it's possible — because I've done it.

I'm here to walk alongside you.

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Training and Experience

Talia's clinical journey spans nearly a decade, spanning Mexico, Israel, and Miami — working with hundreds of individuals across all age groups and backgrounds. From underserved communities and foster care in Mexico, to a rehabilitation center, a shelter for women escaping abusive relationships, a community mental health center, a counseling clinic, and public schools in Miami — she has worked across the full spectrum of human experience, including trauma, addiction, grief, eating disorders, mood disorders, and LGBTQ+ identity.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Universidad Iberoamericana and a Master of Science in Education in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Miami. She has trained in TF-CBT, CPT, couples dynamics, and cult and coercive control — and has been a guest speaker at both universities on topics of abuse, adolescent work, somatic therapy, and cult dynamics, including training alongside world-renowned cult expert Steven Hassan.

She is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern (RMHCI) in Florida, supervised by Andrea Virdo, LMHC. Fluent in English and Spanish, with intermediate Hebrew and basic Portuguese.

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Serving underserved communities at a public school — Mexico City Where the calling took root.

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Guest speaker — Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, Speaking on mind control, trauma, and somatic therapy.

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology — University of Miami
Look closely at the difference between this photo and my Master's graduation two years later. That shift wasn't just academic — it was the result of deep, intentional inner work.

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Master of Science in Education in Mental Health Counseling — University of Miami

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Training with Steven Hassan Advanced training in cult dynamics and coercive control.