Camille Grace Marianito, RPsy

Saya Psychologist

Master in Clinical Psychology, San Pedro College

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Hi, I'm Camille, a Registered Psychologist and Psychometrician who has worked across therapy rooms, HR offices, and community settings. My journey into psychology started back in college — funnily enough, I chose it thinking it had less Math, only to discover subjects like Statistics and Psychological Assessment waiting for me. Still, I powered through because deep down, I knew I wanted to help people and understand what shapes their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. What keeps me grounded in this work is seeing people carry the meaningful changes they experience in therapy into their daily lives. I know that reaching out for help can be difficult, so it motivates me to keep creating a safe space where anyone can show up as they are without fear or judgment. Outside of work, I enjoy quiet moments with family, watching movies, and engaging in community work. Therapy isn't about finding faults or fixing what feels broken; it's about having the space to breathe, reflect, and rediscover yourself. I'm here to walk with you, not fix you. While I draw on evidence-based methods, I don't believe in cookie-cutter approaches. Our work will reflect who you are and what you need. If something isn't working, we'll adapt together.

I believe in genuine connection first. Therapy with me is confidential, safe, and non-judgmental. I'm a therapist not because I'm perfect, but because I care. Whatever you bring — whether you're uncertain about what you need, simply looking for a space to pause and breathe, or struggling — you won't be judged. My goal is to hold your story with compassion and understanding, so you can explore it without extra weight. Each person's story is different, so we'll explore what works best for you — whether that's processing emotions, building coping tools, or learning how to be kinder to yourself. At the heart of my approach is the belief that healing isn't about chasing perfection. It's about grounding yourself with grace, learning to understand rather than criticize your emotions, and realizing that even small steps forward still count as progress. Help is available for you, and the fact that you're here, even just checking your options, is already a brave and meaningful start.