Telehealth Services for Residents in Texas & 30 + PSYPACT States Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT)
Come Rest Your Wings
Hi there! I am a second - generation Hoi'Saan/Chinese American, able bodied, neurodivergent, cis woman. I benefit from living on the land of the Akokisa tribe, which is currently known as Houston, Texas.
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I am a licensed psychologist (TX38944 | APIT12721) passionate about providing individual therapy to BIPOC professionals along with other intersecting identities seeking support for life transitions, intersectional identity development, relationships, and societal impact of trauma.
How I Help Others
Dominant societal and cultural narratives often contribute to an individual's sense of shame and boundedness. Cultivating empathy and exploring different parts of yourself, your superpowers, intergenerational history, and cultural context can allow you to create more space, freedom, and authenticity.
My Approaches
Relational - Cultural Therapy
Trauma - informed
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
Somatic Experiencing
Decolonizing Therapy
Specializations
Life Transitions
Relationships
Impact of societal trauma
Intersectional Identity Development
Rates
15-Minute Consultation
Complimentary
75-Minute Initial Evaluation
Fee $250
50-Minute Individual Therapy
Fee $200
Accepted Payments
All major credit cards, FSA, and HSA cards
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Out of Network
I do not accept insurance; however, I provide superbills for reimbursement benefits.
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