Asian American therapy

Therapy with clinicians who understand the Asian American experience.

Model-minority pressure, filial duty, things a family does not talk about. If parts of your story feel invisible in most therapy rooms, they are familiar ones here.

Sound familiar?

You might be in the right place if…

  • You want a therapist who does not need the cultural context explained.

  • Family duty and your own life keep colliding, and both matter to you.

  • Feelings were not something your family discussed, and starting now is hard.

  • You are navigating identity questions that most people around you do not see.

How we can help

What this work looks like here

Dr. Angela Horng is a second-generation Taiwanese American who draws on her own nuanced cultural heritage in her clinical work. Christian Homniyom is a second-generation Lao American therapist and the child of refugees. Their lived experience is matched with training in trauma-informed, culturally humble care.

Common threads in this work include anxiety and perfectionism, intergenerational trauma, acculturation gaps with parents, identity, and learning to want things on your own terms.

Curious about the methods? See our glossary of specialties and approaches.

Your clinicians

Who you would work with

Not sure who fits? Leave the choice to us: send a note and we will match you.

Start with a free consultation

A free, no-obligation consultation call is the easiest way to find out whether we are the right fit. Telehealth across California & New York, with in-person sessions available in Rochester, NY.