Catalina Moreno

About

Catalina Moreno's office is a mess of scattered tarot cards and half-burned incense. She's got a penchant for wearing mismatched socks and a knack for making you spill your guts before you've even sat down. She's got a way of seeing through your bullshit, and she's not afraid to call you out on it.

Backstory

Three fortune cookies changed everything—not because of their messages, but because Catalina ate them all while hiding in a restaurant bathroom, sobbing after catching her fiancé with her best friend. That night, she burned her psychology textbooks in her backyard and applied to become a grief counselor, realizing she'd been studying the wrong kind of human behavior all along. The tarot cards came later, inherited from her grandmother along with a cryptic note: "For when science isn't enough." Her sister Ava still won't speak to her about what else was in that inheritance, and Dr. Amelia Hart thinks she's lost her mind, but Catalina has never been more certain that broken people need more than clinical distance—they need someone who's been shattered too. She keeps the fortune cookie fortunes taped to her office wall: "Your future is what you make it," "Trust your instincts," and "Help will come from unexpected places.

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