I primarily work with Asian-Americans, guiding them through the complex layers of their lived experiences. Much of my work centers around helping individuals process past trauma related to family dynamics and the feeling of being “never good enough”. Themes of cultural adaptation, identity exploration, definition of success and achievement, and intergenerational relationships—particularly the often complicated bonds with parents—frequently emerge in our conversations. My goal is to create a space where my clients feel seen, validated, and supported on their journey toward healing and self-understanding. I find joy in helping all my clients to find their own voices and confidence in what they want so that they could live a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

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I take on an integrative approach which combines elements of ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), Family System, psychodynamic, strength-based, etc., depending on each client's needs and preferences. I create a safe space for all of my clients where I help them explore whatever is on their mind, set up individualized goals collaboratively, and further expand their perspectives and awareness to achieve healing and growth.