Adrienne Aguiar, AMFT received her bachelor’s in psychology from CSU Channel Islands and her master’s in clinical psychology and counseling psychology from California Lutheran University. Moving to the area from Southern California, Adrienne has experience working in a school setting providing social-emotional services to adolescents. In addition, she has worked with adolescents and adults with eating disorders in both a residential treatment and an outpatient setting. While she has decided to increase her experience with additional mental health services, she is most passionate about working with and being part of the healing journey for individuals who struggle with their relationship with food and body as well as with working with the underserved population. She recognizes that food is an incredibly important part of our lives, that there can be much stigma from society as well as significant mental distress, and she advocates for quality treatment services to be available to those struggling with eating disorders before they need a higher level of care. Adrienne loves spending time with her family and children, from all of the little everyday activities to trips to Disneyland, every moment is special and brings her great joy.