>> Psychotherapy that centers BIPOC and immigrant/refugee experiences <<
As a second-generation Chinese American, my work as a therapist is deeply shaped by my parents' immigrant journeys—my father’s escape from Vietnam and time in a refugee camp, as well as my mother’s migration from China. Their resilience, along with the complexities of navigating multiple cultures, informs my understanding of the often invisible challenges within immigrant families.
I support BIPOC and immigrants/refugees in processing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and trauma. My approach is warm, relational, and intuitive, weaving together psychodynamic exploration and somatic awareness with practical strategies. Together, we’ll explore how past experiences shape your present while making space for alignment and healing.
Therapy looks different for everyone. This might mean using dark humor and memes in session or processing while engaged in movement or art. Let’s connect and find what resonates for you. Reach out to schedule a free 15 minute consult call and see if we're a good fit!
