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Practice Area Specialities

Anxiety

Reduce anxiety so that you can experience more ease in your relationship with yourself, the world, and others.

Trauma

Decrease trauma response symptoms related to adoption, racial, and relational injuries, and build a greater sense of wholeness and wellbeing.

Body Image & Eating Disorders

Nurture a compassionate exploration of body image concerns and eating disorder symptoms to build a path to an individualized approach to recovery.

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Working with ADULTS who identify as part of any of the following communities
Transracial Adoptee

Transnational Adoptee

Domestic Adoptee
Asian/Asian American Pacific Islander
(AAPI)

People of the Global Majority (PGM)

Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)
2SLGBTQIA+

QTBIPOC

ABOUT ME

Pronouns: she/her/hers

Identities: Cisgender, female, heterosexual, Korean born immigrant, transracial and transnational adoptee, able bodied, Asian therapist

 

My collaborative, relational, and culturally responsive approach with clients centers on offering a personalized care plan that is unique to each person.  Some values that are important in my work include, and are not limited to, body liberation, anti-racist, anti-oppressive, inclusive, and 2SLGBTQIA+ affirming care.

 

As a social worker, the profession’s NASW code of ethics states that we "must take action against oppression, racism, discrimination, and inequities, and acknowledge personal privilege." And that "social workers should demonstrate awareness and cultural humility by engaging in critical self-reflection (understanding their own bias and engaging in self-correction); recognizing clients as experts of their own culture; committing to life-long learning; and holding institutions accountable for advancing cultural humility. 

 

These ethics along with social justice, integrity, and the dignity and worth of the person are guiding principles I work to aspire to uphold in my practice. 

 

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