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
I’m glad you’re here. I’m Malia. Hi! My name is Malia and I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. I believe that meaningful change happens when people feel genuinely understood, supported, and accepted. I became a therapist because I’m passionate about helping people to
Hi, I’m Leilani! As a multiracial Filipino American therapist, neurodivergent woman, and mother to a neurodivergent child, I understand that our identities, relationships, and lived experiences profoundly shape how we experience ourselves and the world. Before becoming a therapist, I worked professionally as a musician
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
Your story makes sense. My path to becoming a therapist began with a simple question: Why do we do the things we do? As I started recognizing patterns in my own life, I became curious by the ways our experiences shape how we think, feel,
Hello! I’m Enrika. My journey to becoming a therapist has been shaped by my curiosity, lived experience, and a deep commitment to social justice and my community. I identify as a Filipina-American, the eldest daughter of immigrants, neurodivergent, and disabled. My experience with these intersecting
Hi, I’m Dana! I’m a NYC-based therapist, social worker, Asian American, queer lesbian and transracial adoptee. I am also extremely privileged to have become a mother through IVF. My areas of practice are often informed by my own identities and experiences. I’ve worked in various
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
