Hi, I’m AnnaSophia—a life coach and behavior therapist committed to integrating behavioral science with trauma-informed, holistic care. I work with children, adolescents, and adults to foster meaningful behavioral change, strengthen emotional regulation, and support long-term psychological well-being. My approach is rooted in empathy, cultural humility, and evidence-based practice, with a focus on creating collaborative, affirming spaces where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to thrive.
I specialize in working with individuals experiencing behavioral challenges, affective dysregulation, and difficulties with communication, executive functioning, or interpersonal relationships. My clinical style reflects a synthesis of applied behavior analysis (ABA), counseling theory, and developmental psychology—allowing me to tailor interventions that are both structured and emotionally attuned. I support clients across a range of developmental stages and neurotypes, including those with ADHD, autism spectrum, anxiety, and trauma histories. In addition, I offer animal-assisted support through my emotional support cat or dog, fostering a calming and connection-centered environment, particularly helpful for clients who benefit from sensory grounding or relational comfort.
I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, graduating cum laude from Florida Atlantic University. This academic foundation gave me a multidisciplinary understanding of behavior, trauma, and the complex interplay between individual experience and systemic structures. It also deepened my passion for serving clients impacted by generational trauma, socioeconomic hardship, or institutional injustice. I now bring that lens to my clinical work—always aware of how context, identity, and access shape mental health outcomes.
Currently, I am completing my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University, where I am developing advanced skills in diagnostic assessment, trauma-informed psychotherapy, and integrative, client-centered treatment planning. This training is allowing me to transition from a primarily behavioral focus to a more comprehensive model of care—one that includes talk therapy, somatic techniques, and emotionally focused approaches, alongside the structured interventions I’ve long practiced.
Each individual carries a story that deserves both clinical expertise and human compassion. Whether you're navigating behavioral hurdles, personal growth, or emotional pain, I’m here to support you with clarity, integrity, and deep respect for your lived experience.