Sequoia San Juan , LPCC

Sequoia San Juan views healing as something that often begins in the quiet moments - that small, persistent tug that signals it is time to stop carrying everything alone. She offers a space where difficult feelings can be set down and allowed to breathe, met with gentleness rather than pressure or judgment.

Her stance is warm and compassionate, grounded in authentic connection. She listens closely to the stories people bring, noticing the pain they have learned to hide and the strengths they may not always recognize. In sessions she moves deliberately and with care, attending to anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and relationship struggles at a pace that respects both the nervous system and the heart.

Sequoia draws on a range of clinical tools, including cognitive behavioral techniques, trauma-focused methods, motivational interviewing, mindfulness practices, and person-centered, holistic approaches - using them flexibly rather than rigidly to offer grounding, clarity, or steadiness when it is needed. As a LPCC (Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor), she integrates these methods to help patterns become clearer and survival strategies feel safer to soften.

She works with adults, teens, and couples, meeting each person as they are and walking alongside them through periods of change, loss, or disconnection. Over time, many find their voice grows stronger and their sense of direction becomes easier to find as they reconnect with themselves.