Imelda Ojeda is a licensed social worker in Arizona. Imelda specializes in providing services to children, youth, adults and families to build resilience and navigate complex life changes.

Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, Imelda moved to Phoenix as a young adult and is familiar with the challenges of the Latino community, immigrants, first generation, mix status families and the emotional toll of systemic barriers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, a Masters in Social Work and a Masters in Public Administration from Arizona State University.

With a culturally grounded, trauma-informed approach, Imelda provides bilingual psychotherapy in English and Spanish, helping individuals navigate life transitions, build coping skills, and provide the support they need to heal and thrive.

Beyond clinical practice, Imelda is an educator, nonprofit professional and advocate committed to social justice. As a faculty associate at Arizona State University and co-host of the Social Workers Break Room podcast, she works to elevate conversations on mental health, equity, and systemic change.

*Imelda is an LMSW under the clinical supervision of lliamari Houston LCSW 22026