The right support can make all the difference.

Clinical & Counselling Psychologist | Clinical Supervisor | Founder & Director, Atrium Psychology

Languages: English & Spanish
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Focus:

Dr. Fierro works with adults, couples, and clinicians seeking a clearer understanding of their internal world. Her practice includes psychological assessment and diagnosis, trauma-related concerns, emotional and relational patterns, and supervision for mental-health practitioners.

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Approach:

Dr. Fierro’s style is collaborative, grounded, and insight-driven. She helps clients trace how past experiences, nervous-system patterns, and relational history show up in the present — often in ways that feel confusing, overwhelming, or stuck. Her work is both practical and deep, guiding clients to understand how their mind works so they can respond to life with more steadiness and choice.

She combines structured psychological assessment with therapeutic work that looks at the whole person: emotions, body signals, relational dynamics, and the stories people carry about themselves. Clients often come to her after previous therapy or because they’re ready to explore what’s underneath long-standing patterns.

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Clinical Perspective:
At the heart of her work is the belief that people change when they feel understood, safe, and able to make sense of their own responses. She focuses on helping clients build awareness, regulate their nervous system, and reconnect with parts of themselves that have been overlooked or overwhelmed. Her approach invites clarity, depth, and the capacity to move through life with more intention.

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Professional Development:
Dr. Fierro has trained widely across trauma, attachment, assessment, somatic, and depth-oriented approaches. She has also completed education in the clinical theory and emerging research on psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.
This training is educational only; her clinical services do not involve or facilitate the use of psilocybin, MDMA, or other controlled substances.

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✨ “Assessment is the art of seeing the whole person clearly—therapy begins when that clarity turns into transformation.”