Anna Moochoon LCPC

We explore how worry, avoidance, and self-criticism affect your life. Drawing on ACT, we work toward responding more flexibly to difficult thoughts and feelings and taking steps connected to what matters to you.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is central to my clinical work. I listen closely, ask thoughtful questions and offer an honest perspective. Together, we connect deeper understanding with clear goals and practical steps towards meaningful change.

I draw on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to explore the emotions and attachment needs beneath patterns of conflict or distance. In couples work, we consider how each partner responds to disconnection and work towards clearer communication and a greater sense of connection.

I approach sexual concerns and intimacy with care and curiosity, with attention to the body, emotions, relationships and personal history. My professional training includes Sex Therapy Comprehensive Training at the Buehler Institute. My approach is kink-friendly and respectful of consensual expressions of sexuality and intimacy.

In couples work, I integrate Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) with other approaches to explore disconnection and emotional needs. Sex therapy can form part of this work.

I work with adults whose anxiety affects their confidence, relationships or everyday choices. We explore patterns of worry, self-criticism and avoidance, and how these patterns influence daily life. I draw on ACT and CBT to help clients respond more flexibly to difficult thoughts and feelings and take practical steps towards what matters to them.

I approach sexual concerns and intimacy with care and curiosity, with attention to the body, emotions, relationships and personal history. My research experience in alternative sexualities and BDSM informs my understanding of diverse sexual experiences. My approach is kink-friendly and respectful of consensual expressions of sexuality and intimacy.