I accompany pre-teens and teens through transitional times of life that can feel full of both possibility and overwhelm. Therapy offers a space for them to slow down, find their voice, feel heard, and make sense of what they’re going through, at their own pace. The self-awareness and self-acceptance they cultivate in therapy can become a foundation for them to thrive, both now and into adulthood.

Therapy offers a space for (pre)-teens to navigate:

• Academic stress and performance anxiety

• Depression and anxiety,

• Bullying, othering, social anxiety, and isolation

• Family conflict, especially around intergenerational and cultural differences

• Intergenerational and historical trauma

• Body image concerns and self-harming behaviors

• Major life transitions—such as moving, changing schools, immigration, or experiencing loss

• Coming out and exploring gender identity or sexual orientation

I have a special affinity for (pre)-teens who are:

• Asian American or part of the Asian diaspora, BIPOC

• Navigating multiple cultural identities—such as immigrants, international students, mixed-race teens, or transnational adoptees

• Neurodivergent, gifted, or gender-diverse

I work with adults facing a wide range of emotional, relational, and social challenges. Whether you're in a period of transition, feeling stuck, or seeking deeper clarity about who you are, therapy offers a space for you to gently lay down your guard, speak your deepest desires, and to imagine shifts towards living your life with more vitality and connection.

I work with individuals navigating:

• Depression, anxiety, and chronic stress

• Relationship and family conflicts, particularly around race, gender roles, cultural and generational divides

• Systemic oppression (e.g., racism, classism, ableism, cis-heterosexism, fatphobia, mononormativity) and intergenerational/ historical trauma

• Burnout, imposter syndrome, workplace microaggressions, career transitions, and experiences of the glass or bamboo ceiling

• Grief and loss—whether of a loved one, a relationship, community, culture, or motherland

• Caregiver stress and the emotional toll of familial expectations around caregiving

I also work with those exploring:

• Racial and cultural identity and ancestry, living between multiple cultures and identities

• Gender identity, sexuality, and non-monogamy or polyamory

I have a deep affinity for serving Asians, BIPOC, multiracial and multicultural individuals, LGBTQ+ and polyamorous folx, and I am kink- and neurodivergent-affirming.

I work with couples, polycules, and people in nontraditional relationship structures who are seeking deeper connection, care, and clarity in how they relate. Whether you're navigating a rupture, a shift in your relationship structure, or simply longing to feel closer, therapy offers a space to pause, reflect, and move with greater intention toward the kind of relationship you desire to nurture together.

I support couples in

• Navigating life transitions—such as marriage, separation, becoming new parents, becoming an empty nest household, or opening the relationship

• Breaking out of cycles of conflict, power struggles, and miscommunication

• Healing ruptures and rebuilding trust after infidelity or betrayal

• Deepening or rekindling intimacy and connection

I have a special interest in working with:

• Interracial and intercultural relationships and navigating the complexities of cultural conflict and power differentials

• Couples exploring kink and non-monogamy or polyamory

My approach is collaborative, affirming, and culturally-responsive. I offer a space where all partners can feel seen and heard, and where your relationship can grow in alignment with your shared values, evolving identities, and desire.