Rebeca Olguin

Rebeca is a first-generation Hispanic therapist with nearly a decade of experience in the mental health world. Her approach is grounded in authenticity, compassion, and flexibility, meeting clients exactly where they are without judgment. After 10+ years in the field and many years of working in agency settings, Rebeca transitioned into private practice to offer clients a deeper, more intentional space to reflect, feel, and grow.

Rebeca works with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma, including systemic trauma and difficult early environments. Rebeca helps clients name and understand their symptoms, validate their emotional experiences, and take manageable steps toward healing, whether that’s through deepening self-awareness, building coping tools, or learning to rest and invest back into themselves. 

Rebeca has a particular passion for working with young people who feel unheard or overwhelmed in systems where they often lack control. She advocates for clients to use their voice and know that their feelings and experiences matter — regardless of age.

With her adult clients, Rebeca often explores themes of identity, parenthood, guilt, self-worth, and the pressure to be “on” all the time. She gently challenges clients to slow down, reflect on the stories they’ve inherited, and learn to offer themselves the kind of care they may have never received.