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Supervision

Maya Borgueta, PsyD

Dr. Maya Borgueta is a clinical psychologist and the founder of Stella Nova, and she provides clinical supervision to doctoral level associates. Maya is a 2005 graduate of the counseling psychology master’s program at Northwestern University, and completed her doctoral degree at the PGSP-Stanford PsyD Consortium in 2011.

Maya’s clinical interests include workplace trauma and burnout, self-esteem and self-compassion, 1st and 2nd generation immigrant mental health, and culturally responsive therapy for women of color. 

Headshot of Dr. Maya Borgueta, a Filipina psychologist with long dark hair in a turquoise dress. She is smiling and looking slightly away from the camera.

Charlene Dunkley, LCSW

Charlene Dunkley is a clinical supervisor at Stella Nova. She graduated from Temple University with her MSW in 2010 and has been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2013. She focuses on providing trauma-informed care and culturally relevant supervision. She has been extensively trained in DBT, Sensorimotor Therapy, and Eating Disorders.

Charlene’s areas of interest include working with those in the helping/healing professions, supporting People of Color with disordered eating and somatic approaches to emotion regulation and trauma treatment.

Headshot of Charlene Dunkley, LCSW, a San Francisco therapist. Charlene is a Black woman with shoulder length dark brown hair and glasses.

Alexis Lopez, PsyD

In addition to her work a Staff Psychologist and Operations Lead at Stella Nova, Dr. Alexis Lopez provides clinical supervision to masters and doctoral level associates on our team. She is a goal-oriented therapist who favors structured approaches to helping clients and supervisees achieve their objectives. She supports pre-licensed clinicians integrate evidence-based approaches like CBT, DBT and mindfulness based therapies with an approach that is client-centered and culturally responsive.

Alexis’ areas of interest include Latinx & BIPOC mental health, social anxiety, interpersonal relationships, and trauma. She also has expertise in “geek therapy”, supporting clients with interests such as gaming, comic books, sci-fi/fantasy or anime to use the stories they love in the service of their own healing.

Headshot of Dr. Alexis López, a Latinx psychologist with medium length dark hair and fair complexion. She is wearing glasses and a white blouse.

Shianling Weeks, PhD

Dr. Shianling Weeks is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice, and currently provides clinical supervision to pre-licensed therapists at Stella Nova. Her areas of expertise include evidence based treatments for anxiety and depression, and she is a Gottman Level 1 trained couples therapist. She also has special training in perinatal mental health, fertility, and adjusting to new parenthood.

Shianling strives to take an intersectional, culturally responsive approach to supervision. She especially enjoys supporting clinicians to work with women of color, Asian American/Pacific Islanders (AAPI), and multicultural individuals and couples.

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