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MSW, LISW-S, LCSW

Columbus, OH

Many people I work with carry trauma that still feels present in their bodies, thoughts, and relationships. You may be living with the effects of past experiences that feel unresolved, overwhelming, or difficult to put into words. I work with adults and young adults who are ready to gently and thoughtfully process trauma, as well as those navigating identity, relationships, family dynamics, and uncertainty about who they are becoming. My clients are looking for a space where they feel taken seriously, respected, and supported as they reflect, heal, and grow. I work with people who have lived through sexual violence, relationship abuse, or painful childhood experiences. My style is steady, compassionate, and respectful of your pace. We may use approaches like EMDR or other trauma-focused tools when helpful, always grounded in your culture, identity, and lived experience. Reaching out for therapy is a meaningful step, especially when you’ve been carrying so much on your own. You don’t have to navigate this alone. I’m here to help you work through difficult memories, build resilience, and reconnect with a sense of safety and possibility. If this resonates, I invite you to reach out and see if working together feels right here.

LMFT

Los Angeles, CA

Janet Park is a licensed marriage and family therapist with wide ranging clinical experience, providing services throughout the state of California. In addition to providing individual therapy, Ms. Park has received training on the Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Level 1 & 2) and provides couples / marriage counseling to adults. Her specialties include: relationship issues, anxiety, depression, racial identity, life transitions, self-esteem, mindfulness skills, and more.

LPC

Deerfield, IL

Michelle is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), providing outpatient psychotherapy for adults and families. She specializes in traumatic stress disorders and anxiety, addressing client concerns relating to symptoms of depression, OCD, and other diagnoses. Drawing on her experience in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Michelle works to create treatments plans that match each client's unique needs. Michelle is dedicated to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can explore challenges while being respected within their own cultural contexts, build resilience to life’s stressors, and achieve increased autonomy and personal growth. She is bilingual in English and Korean and offers sessions in both languages. To reach Michelle, please email her at mlee@ecspllc.org.

LMFT

IN

Audrey is a 1.5 gen Korean American licensed marriage and family therapist in Texas that specializes in helping people process their unresolved childhood trauma, neglect, and/or abuse. Audrey is serving all of Texas and Indianapolis, IN And its surrounding cities through virtual sessions.

LCSW-R, LIMHC, CMSW

Brooklyn, NY

Adrienne (she/her/hers) is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW-R) practicing psychotherapy and providing clinical consultation in New York, New Jersey, Nebraska, and Florida. She is a warm, attentive therapist who works with you to determine your individual needs and goals and to help you move toward finding clarity, healing, and happiness. Adrienne’s interest in counseling began as a volunteer on The Trevor Project’s suicide prevention and crisis intervention lifeline. Her early career focused on working with LGBTQIA+ youth at The Ali Forney Center before transitioning to an outpatient hospital clinic for adolescents and adults with HIV/AIDS. During the coronavirus pandemic, she has worked frequently with individuals who suffer from long covid and grief. Adrienne also has experience volunteering with Planned Parenthood and working with individuals on depression, anxiety, trauma, transracial and transnational adoption and identity issues, racial identity, gender and sexuality, chronic illnesses, life changes, and neurodivergence. She graduated with her Master of Social Work (MSW) with a concentration on LGBTQIA+ populations from New York University, where she also attained her Seminar in Field Instruction (SIFI) certification. She earned a postgraduate certificate in psychodynamic psychotherapy from the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy. Modalities that Adrienne uses include relational, psychodynamic psychotherapy; patient-centered care; motivational interviewing; harm reduction; guided meditation; and breathing. Adrienne approaches her practice with genuineness and compassion in a grounded and focused environment that helps her patients work towards growth and fulfillment.

LICSW

Watertown, MA

I’m a licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years of experience helping youth, college students, young adults, and professionals navigate anxiety, depression, life transitions, and challenges related to high expectations, cultural and family dynamics, and multiple identities. My approach integrates evidence-based therapy with a holistic, spiritually grounded perspective, helping clients heal and make lasting changes in their lives. I also have a particular interest in working with leaders and those in ministry who are navigating the unique emotional and spiritual demands of their roles. In addition to my private practice, I currently serve as Director of Wellbeing Education and Training at Boston University, where I facilitate workshops and classes on wellbeing skills for students. I also lead private leadership wellbeing groups for women of color, and offer workshops, consultation, and speaking engagements for churches and organizations.

PhD, LMFT

CT

Seon W. Kim (PhD, LMFT) is a Korean American marriage and family therapist, educator, and researcher working bilingually in Korean and English. He is core faculty in the Marriage and Family Therapy program at Southern Connecticut State University, part-time faculty at Capella University, and Chief Research Officer at Waypoint Cooperative. His clinical and scholarly work spans addiction and neurobiology, trauma, multicultural counseling, and social justice in MFT, with a particular commitment to the Korean American and broader AAPI community. He also serves in board-level roles in elder care and AAPI mental health advocacy. In his clinical practice, Seon works with individuals, couples, and families navigating addiction, trauma, relational distress, identity, intergenerational dynamics, and the particular stressors that come with living between Korean and American cultural worlds. His approach is systemic, relationally grounded, and culturally responsive, integrating family systems theory, attachment, neurobiology, and postmodern perspectives. He understands that mental health struggles do not exist apart from family history, cultural context, and structural realities, and he creates space for clients to be understood whole, without having to translate themselves to be seen.

LCPC

KS

Dr. Elijah Lee is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Kansas and Licensed Professional Counselor in Missouri. He also serves as the program director at Huntington University’s MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program and teaches as an associate professor.

LMFT

Sherman Oaks, CA

Hello, I'm Brian (he, him, his) and I am an LMFT and first-generation Korean American. I am passionate about helping people work through these challenges to come out even stronger, emotionally and mentally. Also, I am easily distracted by plants. I love working with depression, anxiety, helping challenging systems, and trauma. From the unexpected challenges to finding fulfillment when overcoming a trial, every person deserves to be the hero of their own story. From trauma to mood disorders to relational issues, each challenge is not an isolated event, but a story that is connected to our past, present, and future. Some of my favorite approaches include Emotionally Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Family Systems Therapy. I believe that modalities of therapy should be based on the individual, couple, or family. I utilize a holistic approach in helping clients identify the role of culture and society in their identity. I am collaborative and encourage my clients to have concrete goals that we can make progress on together. With life setting some mountains in our path, these goals will set us off an our own "hike" into the difficulties and problems you are facing. There will be moments where we lose sight of the path or it gets steep or we're hiking through mud; there will also be moments where there is rest or seeing the amazing progress you make along the way. What it's like in session with me: This really that depends on you, the client. I like to start off with a quick check-in in identifying changes for the better and any difficulties/problems between sessions. Then, we dive into any practices and setting the agenda for the session. This is your hour and I want to make sure that we're covering the topics you want to! I may provide different perspectives or ask clarifying questions, as well as, going over any therapeutic tools that may aid in navigating the difficulties/problems at hand. I like to also assess and utilize your strengths that you have developed over time. We will end the session with identifying actionable steps for the time between this session and the next. I'll also be asking for feedback on the sessions and how we can change for the better.

PhD

MD

Dr. Sohn has over 35 years of field experience in individual, couples, and family therapy. Also, she is passionate about community mental health and raising mental health awareness in general public. She volunteers with local government and nonprofit organizations, teaching mental health for both professionals and non-professionals. 손젬마 박사는 개인, 커플 및 가족 치료 분야에서 35 년 이상의 현장 경험을 가지고 있습니다. 또한 지역 사회 정신 건강과 일반 대중의 상담에 대한 이해도를 높이고자 하는 열정을 가지고 있어, 지방 정부 및 비영리 단체에서 자원 봉사하며 전문가와 일반인들에게 정신 건강을 가르치고 있습니다.