Saskya Caicedo LCSW

• California, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, 118189

After graduating with my Bachelor’s in Psychology in 2013, I spent three years working at a residential program for youth with complex behavioral and developmental challenges. I provided crisis intervention, ABA therapy, and case management, which taught me the importance of meeting people where they are and finding ways to support their unique needs. I later worked in schools, helping children and youth with behavioral and developmental disabilities, before transitioning to a domestic violence shelter. There, I supported women and children escaping abuse as a case manager and DV counselor, becoming certified in trauma-informed domestic violence counseling. In 2018, I started my Master of Social Work program at USC, where I gained experience providing therapy to families navigating child welfare, substance use, and domestic violence. After graduating, I specialized in perinatal mental health, working with women facing challenges during pregnancy and postpartum. I became the program manager of an outpatient perinatal mental health program, ensuring high-quality care for clients and supporting a dedicated team of therapists. Now, as a Behavioral Health Program Coordinator for the County of San Diego, I oversee programs that serve children, youth, and families. Through it all, my focus has remained on creating safe spaces for healing, fostering resilience, and helping individuals and families move toward hope and growth.