Camille (she/her) is a current graduate student of the Marriage and Family Therapy program at East Carolina University. She graduated with her Bachelor’s of Science in Family Science from the University of Maryland, College Park. Camille is passionate about helping others reconnect with themselves and with others to build self-confidence and find a sense of meaning and belonging. 

 

Camille specializes in couples, family, and individual therapy supporting those experiencing infidelity, trauma, relational conflict, communication breakdowns, complex family dynamics, and self-confidence challenges. She is also passionate about helping Asian American couples and families, including adolescents as they work to find a sense of security within themselves and their support system that is judgment free and healing. 

 

Camille approaches therapy with a human-first and culturally competent lens to provide an empathetic, warm space for clients to feel safe and cared for. Using attachment theory to guide her practice, Camille helps individuals and couples find and strengthen a secure attachment internally and externally. She also strives to help others realize how generational values and traumas are passed down that lead to present burdens and conflict. By combining these approaches, Camille guides others in realizing that their struggles are a product of their past and can be overcome or changed. 

 

Change begins when we find where struggle meets patience. Camille understands that being vulnerable is not easy but knowing how our systems impacted our way of thinking can help to rebuild and foster new emotional experiences. Camille aims to find this balance of patience and forgiveness so others can reconnect with their loved ones.

Camille offers weekend and weekday appointments at our Cary office.