My Approach
Attachment-based
Feminist/multi-cultural
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Relational
Somatic
Trauma-focused
Psychodynamic
I bring a curious, playful, and direct-but-gentle approach to my work. I strive to foster a greater sense of self-awareness, well-being, resilience, and connectedness to oneself and others through deep reflective work and emotional exploration. I will encourage you to explore your full range of emotions, which can help you reconnect with yourself in a profound way that supports innate healing and self-discovery.
Besides enjoying seeing clients grow, I have also found myself inadvertently learning about pop culture, which then leads to my own “research.” My latest research topics include all things K-pop, Alyssa Liu, and Heated Rivalry.
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You feel isolated or withdrawn and don’t know how to reconnect.
You’re stuck in a dark place and unsure how to get out.
You’re always on the go, but it’s hard to slow down — and you’re not sure why.
On paper, you have everything... but you still don’t feel fulfilled.
Games offer you comfort or escape — but it’s hard to step away.
Your mind won’t stop racing with worries.
You have a complicated relationship with your parents.
You’ve always been the caretaker in your family, and it’s exhausting.
You work in a helping profession and feel burnt out or unseen.
Dating is confusing, disappointing, or overwhelming.
You've reached the top of your career, but still feel lost in who you are.
You’re trying to understand who you are outside of being your parents’ child.
Childhood experiences — big or small — still weigh on you.
The state of the world feels heavy, and it’s hard to carry.
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You just can’t seem to communicate clearly or effectively.
You keep repeating the same painful patterns.
You don’t feel heard, seen, or truly understood by your partner.
Trust is shaky, and it’s hard to rebuild.
You’re stuck in an on-again, off-again cycle and don’t know why.
You're walking on eggshells around each other.
You’re unsure whether to stay together or part ways.
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You all want to be closer — but it always ends in arguments.
You’re trying to set healthy boundaries, but it feels like your parents just don’t get it.
Your teen feels distant, and no one knows how to bridge the gap — including them.
Your child’s emotional outbursts are overwhelming and hard to navigate.
Your young one is struggling with separation — for school, work, or just growing up.
You want more warmth and connection in your family, but don’t know how to get there.