Boundaries feel difficult to name or hold.
A compassionate look at codependency and the relationship patterns around it.
Integrative, relational support for individuals and couples working through relationship patterns, trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, and family-of-origin concerns.

With curiosity and care, we can explore what has shaped your relationships and what you would like to experience differently.
Boundaries feel difficult to name or hold.
A compassionate look at codependency and the relationship patterns around it.
Old attachment wounds keep showing up in the present.
A relational space to understand those patterns with care.
Trauma or grief feels woven into everyday life.
Trauma-focused support that honors your pace and your story.
A couple feels caught in the same painful cycle.
Emotionally focused work toward greater understanding and connection.
“I honor each person's story with curiosity, compassion, and care.”
I take an integrative, relational approach grounded in curiosity, compassion, and care.
I work with individuals and couples, including young adults and adults, who are navigating codependency and boundaries, attachment concerns, trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, C-PTSD, and family-of-origin patterns.
I believe my own inner work matters to the care I offer. In our work together, I aim to honor your story while drawing from person-centered, trauma-focused, attachment-based, emotionally focused, family and marital therapy, and Enneagram-informed approaches.
The work can focus on relationships with others, your relationship with yourself, and the experiences that continue to influence both.
Codependency, boundary concerns, and attachment issues can shape how closeness, conflict, and care feel in relationships. Therapy offers room to notice those patterns and explore them with compassion.
Nina draws from person-centered, relational, attachment-based, and emotionally focused approaches.
Trauma, complex PTSD, and grief can affect both present-day wellbeing and relationships. Nina offers trauma-focused care that honors each person's story.
Couples can explore recurring relationship patterns through a relational and emotionally focused approach.
Support for adults and young adults experiencing anxiety or depression.
Space to explore how early family experiences may continue to shape present relationships.
Nina brings together relational approaches with care for attachment, emotion, trauma, and each person's lived experience.
A person-centered approach starts with your experience, your relationships, and what you want to understand.
Attachment-based, emotionally focused, and family and marital therapy approaches can help make recurring patterns more visible.
Trauma-focused and Enneagram-informed perspectives can be included as they fit your story and the focus of your work.
Nina offers a free 20-minute introductory call so you can ask questions, share what you are looking for, and consider whether working together feels like a fit.
Request a free consultationStarting therapy is personal. These are a few practical things you may want to know first.
Nina works with individuals and couples, including young adults ages 18-24 and adults. She also offers coaching.
Yes. Nina offers telehealth and in-person appointments at 16185 Los Gatos Blvd, Suite 205, Los Gatos, CA.
Nina is in-network with TriWest. She can provide a superbill for other insurance plans, offers a sliding scale, and offers a free 20-minute introductory call. Her listed fee range is $175-$275.
Request a free 20-minute introductory call through the Alira Family Therapy consultation calendar and mention Nina by name.
This practice is not an emergency service. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, free and available 24/7. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. A free 20-minute introductory call offers space to ask questions and consider whether Nina's approach feels like the right fit.