currently pursuing a graduate degree in Clinical Social Work at Rutgers University.

Blaise holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from California

State University, Northridge. Drawing on years

of experience in educational settings with K–12 students and their families.

Blaise has developed a profound understanding of how personal

and social challenges shape identity and well‑being.

As a master's student, Blaise is expanding clinical training in

evidence‑based, trauma‑informed care, with a flexible approach that

incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based

techniques, and strengths‑based practices. Blaise believes in honoring

each individual’s unique journey.

In the therapeutic space, Blaise sees the process as

collaborative—clients bring innate strengths and inner resources, and

Blaise’s role is to help uncover and build on these within a safe and

compassionate environment. Whether clients are navigating life

transitions, relationship challenges, or other complexities, Blaise is

committed to supporting them toward healing and empowerment.

Outside of practice, Blaise enjoys time with family, exploring local

coffee shops, and practicing yoga.