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Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate

Sammamish, WA

Nathan is a 2nd generation Korean American and was born and raised in the Seattle area. In his previous careers, he worked as a pastor and mentor for a non-profit organization, where he learned to work from the framework that views every single person as inherently of great value and worthy of dignity and respect. He continues to bring that worldview into the therapy office where he creates a safe space for people to openly share without fearing judgment or criticism.

LCAT, LPAT, ATR-BC

New York, NY

Jenny Jinhee Lee is a New York City and New Jersey-based artist and licensed Art Therapist. Her foundation consists of art therapy, counseling, psychology, and the fine arts. With a multidisciplinary background and a passion for creative expression, she integrates her artistic practice with therapeutic modalities to support clients in their journey toward healing and personal growth. As an artist, Jenny draws inspiration from internal states, capturing the moods and energies of people, objects, and places. Her work spans a wide range of media—including acrylic paint, watercolor, charcoal, oil pastel, ink, clay, plaster, wire, and even duct tape—with her recent focus centered on expressionist painting. Jenny’s artwork has been exhibited internationally in collaborative shows across New York, Italy, and South Korea. Her evolving artistic journey continues to inform her therapeutic work, offering clients a deepened understanding of the creative process as a tool for transformation. In her clinical practice, Jenny supports individuals in reaching life goals and navigating personal challenges through creative self-expression. She offers a client-centered, goal-oriented approach in a safe, nonjudgmental environment. Her mission is to help clients connect with their inner experiences and move toward a more authentic, actualized self. Jenny’s integrative approach allows clients to engage with therapy both verbally and creatively, offering a holistic path toward insight, resilience, and healing.

PhD, LCPC

Northbrook, IL

Dr. Oksoon Cho is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) in Illinois and Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS). She has been working with Korean and Korean American families for their identity, mental health issues, and relationship issues in their immigrant life in the US. Dr. Cho runs Chicago Mental Health Institute to provide mental health services and educational programs for the Korean Community. She also teaches graduate students in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. 조옥순 박사는 전문상담사, 청소년 상담사, 놀이치료사로 한국에서 정신병원과 여러 상담연구소에서 심리치료 전문가로 일해 왔으며, 미국에서는 Northern Illinois University에서 박사과정을 마친 후 심리상담 전문가 (Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor), 상담자 교육전문가 (Approved Clinical Supervisor), 그리고 부모교육 전문가 (Active Parenting Today) 로 일하고 있습니다. 한인 1세대, 1.5세대, 2세대를 위해 영어와 한국어로 심리상담을 제공하고 있으며, 지역사회를 위해 다양한 마음건강 프로그램들을 제공하고 있습니다. 조옥순 박사는 현재 글렌뷰에 위치한 시카고 마음연구소를 운영하고 있으며, 무디 신학대학교 상담대학원에서 교수로 재직 중입니다.

LMFT

Middletown, CT

I was born in South Korea and came to the US at age 4 with my family. I enjoy helping others and helping them find their balance. I also have experience with substabe abuse problems.

LMFTA

Seattle, WA

Hello and welcome! I believe we all carry unique story, shaped by our identity, relationships, and experiences. Whether you’re facing relationship challenges, navigating life transitions, or exploring your identity, therapy can be a space to find new perspectives and build meaningful connections. I was born and raised in South Korea and moved to Washington state for my college education. I graduated from Seattle Pacific University with a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy. Helping people improve their mental health has long been my calling. My approach is collaborative and integrative—rooted in attachment-based and strengths-based perspectives. I work with individuals, couples, and families. Feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck in painful patterns? You don’t have to face it alone. I’m here to walk alongside you, creating a space where you feel heard, valued, and supported. Together, we’ll work toward healing and stronger connections. If you’re ready to take the first step, I invite you to reach out—I’d be honored to support you!

Couples, Parenting, and Anxiety

BREA, CA

Hi! So glad to connect with you. I work with high performing individuals who are driven and are having difficulty in their personal relationships. I love working with families (birth/blended/adoptive), couples (pre-marital/marital), and individuals who are seeking sustainable transformation. With over 17 years of clinical experience, we will delve into attachment centered therapies, incorporating brainspotting, and uncovering the unhelpful structures that lead you to a place where you are now seeking change.

PhD

New York, NY

Dr. Lee a licensed clinical psychologist with ten years of experience working with individuals from diverse backgrounds. Having worked in a variety of settings, including Harvard Medical School, Columbia University, and Pace University, she has worked with a range of presenting problems. She specializes in working with those struggling with life transitions, identity issues, and racial/cultural concerns, in particular, the experiences of Asian Americans.

Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor

CA

Whitney is a licensed psychotherapist providing telehealth services in California. Whitney provides counseling services for college students and working professionals who would like to work through symptoms related to depression, anxiety, and trauma. She has experience working in community mental health and eating disorder clinic settings. Whitney has a specialty in hypnotherapy, a trauma-focused modality.

Enneagram, Brainspotting, & Internal Family Systems (IFS)

Los Gatos, CA

Joanne helps those who are exhausted by anxiety, guilt, and shame (especially for Queer Persons of Color or Faith) create thriving relationships using the Enneagram, Brainspotting, & IFS. She specializes in emotional abuse and neglect, strained relationships, and spiritual abuse. She works with many Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs) and Enneagram Type 1s, 2s, 4s, and 9s. She has actively served on church ministries (at one point, on pastoral staff) and understands the realities and challenges of ministry life and its impact on one's spiritual, emotional, and relational life.

LMFT

CA

Sarah has six years of experience treating adolescents, individual adults, couples, and families, particularly in the AAPI and BIPOC communities. Sarah is direct, intuitive, and humorous and embodies both a compassionate and analytical approach to help each client foster a refined understanding of their more integrated self toward a place of deeper fulfillment and peace. She has worked with clients seeking therapy for ADHD/ADD, Bipolar Disorder, marital and intimacy issues, general relational challenges, depression, anxiety, childhood trauma, life transitions, identity issues, religion and spirituality issues, and grief.