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Laura Caloca, Psy.D, enjoys hiking and volunteering for local organizations such as the JFS Asylum Seekers Program and The Animal Pad Rescue. She is passionate about helping indigent populations and making a positive impact in her community.
Dr. Schiff grew up in Montreal, Canada, and completed her residency at UCSD in Family Medicine. She has held various leadership roles at Neighborhood Healthcare and feels called to advocate for staff and clinicians. Dr. Schiff is a facilitator of Mindful Practice in Medicine and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and has completed a certificate in Narrative-Based Medicine. She stepped away from leadership during the COVID pandemic and paused many of these activities.
In her free time, Dr. Schiff loves hiking, reading, traveling, and spending time with friends and family. During COVID, she discovered the joy of paddleboarding in local beaches, lakes, and lagoons and practiced Krav Maga, which has become a great source of strength and confidence.
Dr. Schiff values her relationships with patients, connecting with authenticity, and also cherishes her relationships with colleagues, sharing challenging and meaningful experiences. She is dedicated to fostering mindful practice in medicine for herself and others, strengthening her patient and colleague relationships.
"Disfruto ayudando a los padres a entender las necesidades médicas únicas de sus hijos y desarrollando relaciones duraderas con las familias que veo".
Jennifer Woodworth, PsyD, has lived in Temecula for six years and is actively involved in the local community through her children’s sports activities. As a mother of three teenagers, she stays engaged with the community while serving as a board member for the Riverside Mid County Behavioral Health Advisory Board. She has been learning to play pickleball in her free time and enjoys playing at the local courts. She also looks forward to traveling internationally next year and plans to visit South Africa and England.
Jennifer Woodworth, PsyD, is passionate about her work and feels privileged to serve the community. She is always thinking of ways to improve her service quality and the well-being of her fellow clinicians.