Hello! I’m Jay, and I’m here for you. As a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent, second-generation immigrant, I understand how identity can shape how we experience the world, our relationships, and ourselves. My father introduced me to psychology through his work as a behavior specialist, and he
Why I Do This Work My path to becoming a therapist grew out of years working in violence prevention, parenting education, and advocacy. My work and training with the late children’s advocate and parent educator Ruth Beaglehole deeply shaped how I think about relationships. Her
Hi there! I’m Jonah. Nice to meet you. Growing up with limited emotional support, I applied this learning experience and attributed it to how I can better support my clients. I have had a passion for helping others through psychotherapy since high school due to
Hi, I am HyungJun (Andy)! There are often many obstacles to starting therapy, so I am glad you are here and have made the choice to take this first step. As a 1.5-generation Korean immigrant who came to the U.S. following my parents’ decision, I
Welcome, I’m Sudheera! I became a psychologist out of a desire to be a source of support and light for individuals who might otherwise feel alone in their struggles. I firmly believe that everyone deserves to experience the highest quality of life possible, and my
Hello! I’m Masaaki. Let’s work this out together! I am a queer, mixed-Asian American man and I grew up in North Carolina! My favorite words are y’all, reckon, and Bojangles. Jokes aside, I lean into therapy by working to create a welcoming environment for my
Hi, I’m Brigitte. I’m a mixed-race, Thai-Asian American who was raised by a single immigrant mother in Paramount, California. Growing up as a minority with limited family support, I became deeply interested in identity formation and the importance of finding a community that extends beyond
Hi, I’m Sakthi. I became a therapist because I’ve always been drawn to understanding people on a deeper level, especially the parts of ourselves that often go unseen or unspoken. Growing up between cultures, I saw how easy it is to lose touch with yourself
Welcome! I’m Emma. I became a therapist because I’ve always felt naturally drawn to supporting others and creating spaces where people feel heard, understood, and less alone in what they are navigating. My own experiences with counseling deepened my passion for mental health care and
Hi, I’m Jacqueline! I grew up in a Chinese, immigrant, multigenerational household in the East Bay Area and spent most of my adult life living in San Diego. As the oldest child of immigrants, I was the first in my family to do a lot
