Perla Campos Ruiz, LMFT

Perla Campos Ruiz has provided therapeutic services to individuals ages four and older since 2017. Her clinical work has included individual therapy for victims of crime, survivors of domestic violence, and people with open cases involving the Department of Children and Family Services. She has also worked within correctional health care and hospital settings supporting individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, post-traumatic stress, and substance use concerns.

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Perla emphasizes creating a space where people can share their stories and be heard. Perla uses assessment and collaborative dialogue to offer alternative perspectives that help clients identify and practice healthier coping strategies in daily life. LMFT stands for Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a credential that reflects training in relational and systems-focused care.

Perla helps clients explore how life experiences influence emotions and decision making, and she supports the development of practical skills to manage difficult feelings. Acknowledging that beginning therapy often feels intimidating, Perla approaches each person without judgment and with an empathetic, attentive stance so clients can build trust and move toward meaningful change.