Camila Ferrario is a licensed psychotherapist LMFT#154815 who specializes in treating perinatal and postpartum mood disorders, and complex parent-child relationships in California and New York. She obtained her bachelor's degree from UCLA and successfully completed her master's degree in psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT). She is a PCIT International–certified therapist and PCIT-Toddler certified. She is currently part of the UCLA MOMS Clinic and the UCLA PCIT Clinic team.

Additionally, she serves as a clinician at the McDonald Lab within UCLA CART (Center for Autism Research & Treatment), actively supporting research on perinatal depression, parenting stress, the interplay between oxytocin and the developing mother-infant relationship, as well as the neurodevelopment and early social-emotional trajectories in NICU graduates and individuals with autism spectrum disorders. Currently, she serves as a PCIT interventionist in Dr. McDonald’s research studies, evaluating the effectiveness of modified PCIT for diverse populations, including mothers with postpartum depression and children with neurodevelopmental disorders.In her research role, Cami is actively involved in various tasks, including coding parent-child interactions using the CIB (Coding Interactive Behavior), to analyze social interactions between infants and mothers. She is also responsible for performing inter-rater reliability, collecting behavioral data and assessments, assessing infants' (0-18 months) gross motor skills using the Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS), and administering the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales Third Edition (VABS) to measure adaptive behavior. Additionally, she serves as an adjunct professor at Loma Linda University, where she teaches and supervises MFT practicum students within the graduate program.