
For as long as she can remember, Chloe dreamed of competing in college gymnastics. A childhood filled with dedication and discipline eventually led her to earn a dream spot on the UCLA Gymnastics Team. Along the way, she experienced injuries, setbacks, the pressure to perform, and ultimately the transition away from competitive athletics. Those experiences shaped the way Chloe understands challenge, unexpected change and inspired her to help others navigate life’s transitions with compassion and hope. A quote that helped her through that season and continues to inspire her today is by Brené Brown: “One day you will tell your story of how you overcame what you went through, and it will become someone else’s survival guide.”
Chloe creates a space where clients feel understood while making sense of experiences that may have felt overwhelming or confusing. Clients often share that they feel comfortable being themselves because they know they’ll be met with warmth, authenticity, and curiosity. Chloe takes the time to understand not only what you’re going through, but how your experiences have shaped the way you see yourself and the world around you. Together, you’ll uncover patterns, navigate life’s challenges, and gain a deeper understanding of yourself.
Many may not know that: Chloe never misses a Grand Slam tennis tournament and has a strict “no spoilers” rule. She enjoys watching The Office and Parks and Recreation, loves the cozy atmosphere of Urth Caffé, almost always has a candle burning when she’s home, and considers Pinterest her favorite app for collecting inspiration.
MA in Clinical Psychology – Pepperdine University
BA in Psychology – University of California, Los Angeles
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