Judyth Arevalo

Judyth earned her B.A. at the University of California, Santa Barbara in Feminist Studies and Sociology; and is currently at Alliant International University pursuing her M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy. In addition to therapy, Judyth has experience in Public Health, providing support to marginalized communities such as caregivers by providing child development education, low-income families in coordination SNAP programs and immigrant families by working to reconnect unaccompanied minors with their families. 

Judyth works with English and Spanish speaking individuals, adults, couples, and families that may be navigating challenges at work, family stressors, daily dynamics, and life transitions. Judyth utilizes a systemic lens and evidence-based practices in a manner that interweaves them with a holistic perspective based on the needs and beliefs of each unique client.

“I believe therapy is a space that helps each person realize their own potential and build on their strengths. In therapy, we are reminded that although we cannot control all stressors in our lives, we are in the driver’s seat. On the journey of life, rest stops help us reflect on our needs, so that we are stronger when we get back on the road. The road may have unexpected loss, trauma, challenges, but therapy helps us survive and eventually thrive and enjoy the ride. Together, we will build a stronger and more purposeful tools facing such challenges”