Mentorship & Coaching for New Therapists
The Lighthouse: A 3-Month Group Mentorship Program for Emerging and Established Mental Health Practitioners
Available to practitioners nationwide
Does this sound familiar to you?
→ You find yourself questioning western / strict mental health practices
→ You want to know how to culturally align your work with diverse populations
→ You question the clash of oppressive systems in mental health and serving your minority communities
→ You have found yourself disagreeing with some of your Graduate education and looking for a safe space to process that
→ You feel the ethical obligation as mental health practitioners to find a balance between your training and meeting people where they are in their need.
Introducing The Lighthouse:
A Mentorship Program for Emerging and Established Mental Health Practitioners
The Details
3-month mentorship program
Enrolling October 2026, Program starts January 2027
Program capped at 15 members
Bi-monthly group meetings hosted by Ingrid and monthly one-on-one meetings with Ingrid
Open to practitioners nationwide
All meetings held on Zoom, with call recordings
Group messaging App
What’s included:
A yearlong guided community for emerging counselors and mental health practitioners committed to anti-racist, anti-colonial, and anti-carceral practice.
A space to safely challenge Western approaches to mental health and explore alternative, culturally responsive frameworks.
Structured mentorship group and one-on-one sessions with guidance on ethical practice, navigating clinical challenges, and building confidence as a mental health professional.
Opportunities to discuss case conceptualization, relational dynamics, and trauma-informed interventions in a supportive, collaborative environment.
Resources and exercises designed to help you integrate these approaches into your own practice while honoring your values and clients’ lived experiences.
Payment Details:
4-tiered investment cost to make the program as accessible as possible to all who wish to join and Payment plans available. Financial donations accepted.
$600 - $1,000+ total for 3 months.
I’m Ingrid (she/ella), a licensed therapist helping Millennials, Gen Z, and parents break family cycles and build healthier, more intentional relationships.
6 years and counting with a Private Practice
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Licensed Mental Health Counselor (NYS)
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Trained in Emotionally Focused Therapy
By working together, you’ll learn to communicate more openly, set healthier boundaries, and create relationships that feel safe, honest, and connected.
I hold graduate degrees in psychology and mental health counseling and am a licensed mental health counselor in New York State. I began my career as a case manager and later transitioned into clinical research, gaining experience supporting clients with diverse identities. During the COVID-19 lockdown, I joined a private practice, where I discovered my passion for helping clients navigate relational and generational challenges.
I became a therapist because I know what it’s like to carry emotional pain in silence. Growing up in a Latino household shaped by traditional Christian values, emotional struggles were kept private, and therapy wasn’t an option. It took years of unlearning to realize that silence isn’t strength, and healing requires support.
Becoming a mom has deepened my personal and professional commitment to building healthier relationships and breaking generational patterns. I hold space for Latinx and BIPOC clients navigating similar paths of deconstructing harmful belief systems, healing spiritual and generational trauma, and creating relationships that feel safe, honest, and intentional.
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