Meet the Team

Dr. Daisy Gomez is a restorative and forensic mental health professional whose work centers on healing, accountability, and systems-level change. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a Master’s degree in Forensic Psychology, and a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology. Raised in South Los Angeles—a community rich in resilience, love, and collective strength, yet deeply impacted by violence, loss, and systemic harm—her early experiences shaped a deep understanding of healing as something that does not occur in isolation, but through community, relationships, and culturally responsive support.Dr. Gomez has worked alongside youth, adults, families, first responders, educators, and professionals who carry the weight of trauma within complex systems. Her approach integrates restorative practices, lived experience, and evidence-informed psychological frameworks to support individuals and organizations in building sustainable, human-centered systems of care. Whether in community settings, clinics, courtrooms, or classrooms, her work remains grounded in restoring dignity and connection within systems.A Note on PurposeDr. Gomez’s professional path is inseparable from personal experience. The values that guide her work—care, prevention, and accountability—were shaped by early exposure to systemic gaps and the profound impact those gaps can have on individuals, families, and communities. These experiences continue to inform her commitment to strengthening systems of care, supporting those who serve on the front lines, and ensuring that healing-centered practices are accessible, culturally grounded, and sustainable.To learn more about the personal story that inspired this work and the vision behind the organization, visit Our History.

Claudia Gomez is a dedicated youth advocate and criminal justice professional whose work centers on walking alongside young people as they navigate complex life circumstances and system involvement. She holds a degree in Criminal Justice and brings years of hands-on experience supporting youth in some of the spaces where guidance, stability, and advocacy are needed most. Throughout her career, Claudia has worked directly with system-impacted youth, serving in roles that range from criminal justice counselor to high school dean. In each setting, she has been a steady and trusted presence—supporting young people as they navigate academic challenges, justice system involvement, and personal transitions with dignity and care.Claudia’s approach is grounded in relationship-building, accountability, and compassion. She understands that meaningful change for youth occurs not through punishment or surveillance, but through consistent support, clear expectations, and adults who are willing to show up when it matters most. Her work reflects a deep belief in the potential of young people and a commitment to ensuring they are not left to navigate systems alone.Claudia is honored to serve youth and families through roles that prioritize safety, connection, and opportunity, and she remains deeply committed to advocating for environments where young people can grow, heal, and thrive.