Finding a balance between personal, family/social relationships and career can cause great distress on our mental, social and spiritual health. If you find yourself feeling hopeless, angry/frustrated, withdrawn, confused, isolated and nothing you've tried seems to help, professional individual or couple/family counseling can be a hopeful and effective option to identify more preferable solutions and improve well-being. Counseling is a space for increased understanding about ourselves and people we are in relationships with. It would be an honor to be a part of your journey toward healing and growth.
As your therapist, I offer a safe space for you to reflect on your life experiences and assisting you in identifying your preferred ways of being that are congruent with your personal aspirations and goals. I practice from a narrative and social constructionist world-view. I use a combination of Gottman approach, solution-focused and CBT models.
As an Asian American male from a low-income immigrant household, I understand the unique barriers and stigma of seeking professional help. I am committed to offer a respectful, acceptance, and nurturing space for my clients to explore potential for personal/relational growth regardless of their socio-cultural background and experiences.
Ethnicities Counselor Identifies As (or has Ethnic Minority Mental Health Specialist designation in)
Asian American
Asian Pacific Islander
Vietnamese
Languages Counseling Provided In (in addition to English)
Vietnamese
Religions (trained in / integrates into counseling)
Buddhism
Client Types
Couples
Individual
Client Ages
Adults Age:19-64
Teens Age:13-18
Insurance Accepted
N/A
Locations
Constructing Possibilities PLLC / Telehealth
1155 SE City Beach St. Unit 1423
Oak Harbor WA 98277
Organization: Constructing Possibilities PLLC
Offers sliding scale
Offers online counseling
Available for consult
Cost: $150 per session
College: San Diego State University
Degree: MS Marriage and Family Therapy
Year Graduated: 2010
For more information or to make an appointment, call the counselor directly via the phone number listed. Don’t forget to say you found them through MulticulturalCounselors.org!