Lisbeth ArescurenagCounselor, LAC

About

Starting therapy can feel unfamiliar, especially if you’ve spent much of your life being the strong one for others. In many Latine and immigrant families, we’re taught to work hard, stay private, and keep moving forward no matter what. Reaching out for support can feel uncomfortable, but it is also a powerful step toward caring for yourself. As a bilingual, bicultural therapist, I understand the pressure of carrying responsibility for family, community, and success while quietly managing your own stress. Whether you are navigating life transitions, family expectations, or the weight of leadership, you do not have to carry it alone. View 7 Photos I work with adults who want to feel more grounded and understood. Many of my clients are immigrants, first-generation professionals, or leaders in high-stress roles who are used to showing strength on the outside while feeling overwhelmed on the inside. Therapy is a place to slow down, talk openly, and find healthier ways to cope and reconnect with yourself.

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