Thank you & mil gracias for taking the time to learn more about me. My name is Jessica Dominguez, and my pronouns are she/her/ella. I’m a proud Xicana, first gen daughter of immigrants from México, and have established my home and community in the East Bay of California, on occupied Ohlone land. I was raised primarily in the Central Valley of California, and lived for a few years in Nayarit, México (Wixárika/Huichol and Náayerite/Cora territories) as a child. I am bilingual and provide therapy in English and español.

I actively center culture in my life, spiritual practice, and therapeutic work, and am a firm believer that connecting to our culture can promote healing, growth, self-acceptance, help us shed internalized oppressive views, as well as foster self-awareness and a deeper connection to our more authentic selves. I am passionate about social justice and working with the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) community, and am honored to help support others with their decolonization process, reconnect and reclaim their inner power, innate resilience, and ancestral strength and wisdom.

I am humbled to serve as councilmember with the Institute of Chicanx/a/o Psychology and Community Wellness, and am currently on the Camino Rojo, learning the old ways of how to carry fire, bajo las ordenes de Abuela Tlazoltiani Zamarripa.

I provide psychotherapy to adults residing in the state of California via telehealth.