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Lena Tran, MS

Welcome! I’m Lena Tran. I collaborate with adults, older adults, couples, and families who are navigating life’s challenges, including addiction, trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship struggles. My approach is simple yet powerful: “You take the first step, and I’ll follow.” I believe in meeting you

Jenny Polutan, MA

Welcome! I’m Jenny Polutan. I collaborate with adults and couples who are at a crossroads: feeling uncertain, stuck, or overwhelmed by life’s challenges. I help them navigate anxiety, depression, relationships, and life transitions through a holistic lens. My clients are ready to explore themselves, challenge

Emma Lin, MS

Hi! I’m Emma. I’m really glad you’re here. Starting therapy can feel scary — especially if you’ve spent a lot of time feeling like you didn’t quite belong or had to carry everything on your own. You might be feeling lost, stuck, overwhelmed, or just

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Solji Kim, MA

Hi, I’m Solji. I’m glad you are here! Life can be filled with beautiful moments we want to cherish forever, but it can also bringoverwhelming challenges. Difficult memories can hold us back, cloud our joy, and make us losesight of our strengths. But I believe

Fariah Nur-Hart, LMFT

Welcome! My name is Fariah (fur-ree-ah). I serve teens and adults struggling with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and identity issues surrounding being Asian American, multicultural, or a child of immigrants. I am here to help with navigating life transitions, healing from trauma, and providing guidance on

Jenny Seradilla, MA

Hey there! My name is Jenny.  As a second generation Asian American whose parents are from the Philippines, I faced challenges unique to this experience that helped to shape who I am today. When I was in the second grade, I endured a significant life

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Cynthia Mao, MSW

Hello! I’m Cynthia Mao. Reaching out for help takes incredible courage, and I want to commend you for taking this significant step. It’s difficult to navigate life’s challenges alone, and the path of feeling unseen and unheard can be both confusing and painful. Your struggles

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Suzanne Eng, MA

Hello, my name is Suzanne. As an Asian therapist, I am particularly attuned to the mental health needs of BIPOC communities and the Asian diaspora. I understand the importance of addressing mental health concerns through a culturally informed lens. Your experiences, struggles, and triumphs are

Helen Garcia, LCSW

Hello, I’m Helen.  First, I want to acknowledge your decision to start therapy. This decision might come from the realization that “something isn’t right”. You might be scared, lost, and dealing with a lot of anxiety, sadness, and grief. You may even be struggling secretly.

Asian American Therapist, Phuong Tang, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Phuong Tang, LCSW

Hello, my name is Phuong. What’s your story? I have always had a personal interest in the stories of others. As a therapist, I understand the importance of bearing witness to an experience whether as a storyteller, viewer or listener. I would be honored to