Dr. Martha is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist whose professional passions include relational therapy, assessment, and group therapy with neurodiverse and LGBTQ+ communities. She has been trained in working with ASD, ADHD, personality disorders, OCD, and eating disorders. 

Martha graduated with a double major in Psychology and Gender Studies at Smith College in 2016. She obtained her PsyD at the University of Denver Graduate School of Professional Psychology in 2022, with a specialty in couples and family therapy. 

Her professional experience has included exposure and response prevention, relational school counseling, community mental health, and program development. Dr. Bautista-Biddle completed her predoctoral internship at Kaiser Permanente Colorado, providing therapy and WPATH assessments to members of the transgender/nonbinary community. Over time, Martha has developed a speciality in differentiating between, diagnosing, and treating her areas of interest, namely neurodivergence (Autism/ADHD), OCD, eating disorders, and gender/sexuality.

In her clinical work, Martha takes a relational, psychodynamic approach, weaving together her focus on relationships outside and inside the therapeutic space with interventions pulled from various modalities, including ACT, ERP, DBT, and IFS. Overall, Martha is passionate about partnering with, fostering connections with, and making a difference in the lives of the individuals, couples, and families she works with.

Martha takes seriously her role in helping adolescents and adults feel confident in who they are, what they are experiencing, and the resources available to them that can help them thrive. In her free time, Martha enjoys hiking, crafting, and baking.