About
Hi, I'm Anna Trujillo
Welcome to my practice! I am a Marriage and Family Therapist, State Intern, and a committed Mental Health Advocate dedicated to defending authenticity and erasing stigma. I am thrilled you’re here –
I believe that everyone can benefit from therapy, and I also understand that it can be incredibly difficult or intimidating to reach out. But, you did it! You’re here. That is a great first step. No matter the circumstance, you will be met with empathy, compassion, and understanding. My hope is that you will find therapy to be a safe and comfortable space where you can embark on an amazing journey of health and healing.
I am here for you & we can do this together.
“”My favorite part about being a therapist is how much of a difference even a single session can make. THERE IS SOMETHING SO POWERFUL IN HELPING CLIENTS UNEARTH AND SHARE THE MOST VULNERABLE PARTS OF THEMSELVES. I AM IN CONSTANT AWE OF THE HUMAN CAPACITY FOR GREATNESS AND HUMBLED THAT MY CLIENTS TRUST ME TO JOIN THEM ON THEIR JOURNEYS TO THAT GREATNESS.”
Fun Facts
Pets
Yep! Two sweet little dogs & a relentlessly hungry old cat.
Activities I love
I love watching my kids discover, question, explore, create, play, laugh, love, smile. I also love the sunshine, swimming, walking, reading, and time with family & friends.
Dream Vacation
Send me to the carribean with yummy food.
Favorite color
One guess…
FAVORITE MOVIE
It changes. “Barefoot” is so interesting to me, from a therapist perspective!
Favorite TV Show
Bluey. The episode titled, Baby Race is a must-watch!
Favorite Animal
Elephants
Favorite song
True Colors
Anna'S FAVORITE BOOKS
For Parents:
– How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk by Adele Faber
– The Whole Brain Child by Daniel Siegel
– No Drama Discipline by Tina Payne Bryson, et al.
For Co-Parenting:
– Loving Your Children More Than You Hate Each Other by Lauren Behrman
– Talking to Children About Divorce by Jean McBride, et al.
– The Co-Parenting Survival Guide by Elizabeth Thayer
For Couples:
– Hold Me Tight by Sue Johnson
– The Seven Principles of Making a Marriage Work by John Gottman
– Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg
For Individuals:
– Daring Greatly by Brene Brown
– Rising Strong by Brene Brown
– Dare to Lead by Brene Brown
