Psychotherapist
Beibei (she/her) believes that the work we do inside the therapy room is a reflection of who we are outside. Therapy is an ongoing conversation that leads to growth introspectively and interpersonally. She works with individuals, couples, families, and groups.
Therapy with me is a space to slow down, get curious, and reconnect with yourself and with others. I believe that how we show up in the therapy room is deeply connected to how we live outside of it.
As a Marriage and Family Therapist (Limited Permit), I am trained to work with individuals, couples, families, and groups. My approach to therapy is experiential, relational, and systemic. This means I see you as a whole person in a web of context and culture. I weave together techniques from AEDP, somatic therapy, creative arts therapy, psychodrama, and yogic philosophy, depending on what best serves you.
So what does this look like in session? A creative and collaborative conversation that leads to growth introspectively and interpersonally, so that we can bring all the work that we do inside of session outside into the real world. This could look like slowing down, getting super curious about ourselves, our relationships, the systems that we live in, and exploring thoughts and feelings that arise here and now in the session. We might talk, question, breathe, move, meditate, laugh, and cry together. Not only do I want you to heal, but I want you to thrive!
Before becoming a therapist, I led wellness programming at SaksWorks and co-founded a social justice sorority rooted in mentorship. I’m also a proud cat mom, salsa dancer, and someone who values deep friendships, creativity, and joy. I bring my whole curious, warm, and attentive self into therapy, and I invite you to do the same.
If you’re looking for therapy that feels grounded, collaborative, and creative, I look forward to connecting with you!
Beibei self-identifies as a cisgender, bisexual, transracially adopted, Chinese-American woman.
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