Starting therapy requires bravery and vulnerability. As someone who has been on both sides of the equation – clinician and client – I want to make this act of courage on your part as comfortable as possible.

Asking for help is often the hardest part of healing. I invite you to reach out so you can get the support you deserve and move toward the best life you can live.

My biggest strength as a therapist is that I’m compassionate, empathetic, and non-judgmental.

My practice helps people with mood disorders, trauma histories, and addictions to gain stability and cultivate a deep sense of well-being in their lives. I also work with clients from Asian and immigrant communities.

I became a therapist because I wanted to have a deep impact on people's lives.

I'm a member of Resilience Lab — the largest community of clinicians working collaboratively to produce better outcomes and improve mental health.

While I understand the importance of mental health diagnoses, labels aren’t everything. In fact, I think they can become limiting. In therapy, I value authentic expression and progress over perfection.