As a second-generation Chinese American and child of immigrants, I understand the struggle of feeling like you’re never quite enough—never Chinese enough, never Asian enough, and yet never American enough. I know how layered and complex the search for identity and belonging can be, and how deeply those layers can build over time. By honoring your unique experience within the context of your life history and cultural identities, my goal is to help you peel back those layers, reconnect with your core self, and make peace with the parts of you that no longer serve you.

I personalize psychotherapy to each client I see, because humans are deeply complex and I do not believe in a one-size-fits-all. Using an integrative approach, I will adapt to your unique needs, ebbing and flowing through different therapeutic techniques, and will always meet you where you’re at. I will approach our work with openness, compassion, and collaboration—your goals are my goals. My practice is grounded in evidence-based methods, while blending Buddhist teachings on consciousness and compassion with a justice-oriented, culturally humble lens.