Why Somatic & Integrative Therapy?

Virtual Therapy for Asian-American and BIPOC Women across Massachusetts to reconnect with their body, clarity, and inner steadiness

Talk therapy offers insight, clarity, and meaningful support — and I value that deeply.

But over time, I noticed something important:

Insights alone didn’t always create the lasting change my clients were longing for.

Many clients understood why they felt the way they did—
yet their bodies still carried tension, fear, and old survival patterns.

When I began integrating Brainspotting along with somatic techniques, something shifted.

I witnessed changes in my clients, and -

Clients started to say things like:

✦ “Something feels different”

✦ “That things that used to overwhelm me… it doesn’t any more”

✦ “I feel lighter in my body”

That’s the kind of transformation I want for you.

Healing that is felt, not forced.

Who I Help

I work with people who have tried therapy before, read the books, used AI tools to understand their patterns and still feeling stuck.

I welcome those who are curious and ready to try something different, more embodied—so they can live with more freedom, ease, and authenticity

I often support:

  • Students (college + graduate)

  • International, immigrant, and adult children of immigrants

  • Bilingual, bicultural, and mixed-race individuals

  • Third Culture Kids (TCKs)

  • Caregivers and those holding a lot for others

  • Adults in transition

  • Professionals under stress (educators, scientists, etc.)

  • Creatives (artists, dancers, musicians)

  • LGBTQIA+ individuals + relationships

  • Polyamorous / non-monogamous relationships

  • Therapists, healthcare providers, and helpers

Languages:

  • English

  • Japanese

Additional Ways I Support Individuals & Communities

Alongside individual therapy and intensives, I also offer:

All services are grounded in culturally responsive, nervous-system–informed, and embodied healing.

👉 Let’s collaborate to create a healing experience for you or your team.

 “The body is where our trauma lives. And the body is where our healing happens”

Dr. Resmaa Menakem (The author of My Grandmother’s Hands)