Farrah holds an MA in Counseling with a major in Marriage and Family from Cambridge College and a Certificate in Domestic Violence. She has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, crisis and domestic violence victims and survivors. Farrah uses a client-centered, humanistic approach, focusing on aspects of Existentialism, mindfulness, family systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy while keeping careful consideration of cultural concerns and practices. She uses a strengths-based therapeutic approach to help clients acknowledge the various unique contexts which impact their lives, connect with their strengths, and learn new ways to live in wholeness.

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On a personal note, Farrah enjoys rescuing and rehabilitating dogs and cats in Puerto Rico. She also enjoys cooking, watching documentaries, spending time with family and friends, and of course, her pets.

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Farrah is supervised by an independently licensed supervisor.