Who I Am & How I Work

Hello! Thank you for your time and interest in my work. My name is Sam. I’m a first generation queer Asian American practicing as a licensed mental health counselor.

I could bore you with my educational and professional credentials, but I’d like to tell you more about me. Beyond the therapy room, I am someone who thinks deeply about my role in relationships and interpersonal dynamics. I’m also someone who dives into art projects and will likely have an unfinished project in a corner!

If you’re here because something feels off or hard – that’s all the reason I need. My approach draws from Feminist and Relational Theories that addresses the capitalism and oppressive world we exist in. My work is centered around cultural competence and that means I won’t tell you to “just set a boundary” without recognizing the nuances that exists in our identities as people of a diaspora.

I would like to help you with self-discovery, building insight and awareness, exploring authenticity, and honoring your unique story as a human being navigating life.

I also have experience with but not limited to depression, anxieties, LGBTQ+ related issues, intersectional identities, intergenerational trauma, and relational & interpersonal difficulties and other jargon and diagnoses found in the DSM.

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Ready to Talk?

New clients can complete a brief consultation request form. Once I receive your information, I'll review it and reach out regarding availability and next steps. Completing the form does not automatically schedule an appointment.