As a therapist who practices cultural humility, I am passionate and committed to providing culturally-informed psychotherapy services to individuals of various historically marginalized and oppressed communities including but not limited to people of color, immigrants, first-generation college students, international folks, LGBTQ+ individuals, and individuals with various intersectional identities. Particular areas of experience and interest regarding cultural concerns include: racial and cultural trauma, intergenerational trauma, immigration, acculturation/enculturation, cross-cultural adjustment, and identity development.
My training in multicultural counseling and social justice heavily informs my work with clients. I often discuss with clients how cross-cultural experiences as well as systems of oppression, marginalization, support, power, and privilege impact our lived experiences in the world and one’s experience in therapy. I am acutely aware of and sensitive to the impact that therapists’ and clients’ intersecting identities have on treatment and appropriately integrate these conversations into therapy. My practice is a safe and inclusive space affirming of all identities.