I am a Korean American registered associate marriage and family therapist with Level II Restoration Therapy certification, currently working under the supervision by Elizabeth Rhee, LMFT #122155, with clients in-person in Los Angeles and Pasadena, California, as well as virtually across California. My clinical experience includes working with adults, couples, teens, and families from diverse cultural, socio-economic, and ethnic backgrounds in community health and nonprofit settings. My training in both the system Restoration therapy approach and psychodynamic therapy has helped me to offer deep understanding and support each client’s unique journey.

Over the years, I’ve found joy in connecting with clients from all walks of life—teens, young adults, middle-aged individuals, and couples—both married and unmarried. I have been honored to support people through challenges such as grief & loss, addiction, identity struggles, relationship difficulties, self-criticism, cultural issues, singlehood, depression, anxiety, spiritual concerns, family dynamics, and major life transitions. I believe your experiences are layered and complex, and I approach each layer with compassion, curiosity, and deep respect for your individual story. 

Being raised as a child of Korean immigrant parents in the southern U.S. has given me a unique perspective on culture and connection. Growing up at the intersection of Eastern and Western values has helped me understand how our backgrounds shape who we are and how we relate to others. As a second-generation Korean American cis man– along with my many other identities– I bring insights and personal lessons from my journey into my work. These experiences help me create meaningful and compassionate connections with my clients, allowing us to build a trusting and supportive relationship where your story is truly valued.

My purpose is to walk alongside you as you seek hope, healing, and personal growth, offering guidance and gentle care as you discover your strength. I believe in creating a safe and grounded space where you can explore life’s most difficult and vulnerable issues without fear of judgment. For me, it’s a privilege to share in your process—whether it’s through your struggles, your victories, or the quiet in-between moments.