Minji Yang

My clients describe me as:

A warm, knowledgable, and culturally sensitive therapist who is transparent and puts effort into co-creating our therapeutic work and relationship.

Something to know about my approach is:

I use an integrative approach and pull from psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and emotion-focused theories. I also use a systems-based, multicultural approach to consider various cultural factors and societal contexts that may impact my clients.

Together, we will:

help you understand who you are today based on cultural factors and past experiences and by exploring your thoughts and emotions in-depth. We will also help you address your challenges, develop coping strategies, and develop a healthier lifestyle.

I specialize in working with people who:

I work with young adults/adults through individual therapy on anxiety, depression, family and interpersonal concerns, and more. I also specialize in working with immigrants as well as people of color and the specific challenges they endure.

I became a therapist because:

I am passionate about social justice, emotional healing, and wellness. I wish to help people learn more about ways to engage in lifelong healing.

More about me and my practice:

I am a Asian/Asian American-Korean, international professional and have experience working at various university counseling centers, a community clinic, and a community college during the past 12 years. I also conduct therapy in Korean.