Isabel M. Leon
Administrative Director
805-661-8661
isabel@irimiyacounseling.com
As the Executive Administrator for our trauma therapy group practice, I am dedicated to supporting both our therapists and clients by ensuring that our practice runs smoothly and efficiently. My role is to handle the day-to-day operations, allowing our clinicians to focus on providing exceptional care while creating a welcoming and organized environment for those seeking healing.
I am committed to ensuring that all logistical, operational, and organizational aspects of the practice are handled with care, compassion, and efficiency. I understand that individuals seeking trauma therapy may have complex emotional and logistical needs, and I work to make the process as seamless and stress-free as possible for both our clients and our team.
I take pride in fostering an environment where both clients and clinicians feel supported, respected, and valued. My goal is to create an administrative framework that enhances the therapy experience, from scheduling to billing to ongoing support. I understand that for trauma survivors, the administrative side of therapy can be overwhelming, so I prioritize clear communication, responsiveness, and a trauma-informed approach to make the process as comfortable as possible.
Additionally, I work closely with our clinicians to ensure that their time is utilized effectively, and that they have the resources they need to focus on providing high-quality care. Whether it's coordinating client sessions or helping with practice development, I strive to maintain an efficient, organized, and compassionate practice that aligns with our mission to provide trauma-informed therapy.
Why I Love What I Do:
I have a strong commitment to supporting the work of trauma therapists and helping those in need of healing. By handling the administrative complexities of the practice, I allow the clinicians to do what they do best—supporting and guiding individuals through their healing journeys. Being a part of a practice that makes a meaningful difference in people's lives is deeply fulfilling, and I am proud to contribute to the healing process from an administrative standpoint.