Dr. Amy Hsiung (she/her)

Even the strongest relationships go through difficult times. You disagree on some really important things, and when you are juggling so much it’s super easy to put off working on your relationship. In the meantime, things aren’t getting better. You sometimes worry what might happen if you don’t find your way back to each other. Therapy is a great space to reconnect with each other. All kinds of relationships are welcome. Here you’ll find non-judgmental support for what you’re working on.

Parenting is the ultimate juggling act! The rewards of parenting are incredible. And, because I am also an imperfect parent, I know parenting is really hard! Raising humans is a huge responsibility, and it has a way of triggering our own “stuff.” There’s a ton of research on parenting in the field of psychology, but kids don’t come with a handbook. You are the expert on your kids, yourself, your culture, and your family. Here you’ll receive research-informed support with a huge dose of empathy.

You juggle so much every day, and you’ve achieved a lot already. You have a lot of good things happening in your life. And, as someone with high-expectations for yourself, you know that things can be better. But life is tough for everyone sometimes, even those who seem to have it all together. Therapy can help you get through that difficult time or level up your personal growth.

If you or your partner are considering divorce, good communication is imperative at this point - whether you stay together or end your relationship. The actions you take now will impact each other and your loved ones for years to come. How can you act in a way that you are proud of - despite the intense emotional pain? Discernment counseling helps couples to navigate decision-making about their relationship - so you can navigate your next chapter in the healthiest way possible.

This is not your grandmother’s premarital counseling. The purpose isn’t to get permission from a religious leader or fix a broken relationship before it’s too late. This premarital counseling is for people who have a solid relationship and want to start their life together with healthy communication. Yes, there’s talk about the usual stuff. You’ll also get a chance to talk about topics that don’t come up naturally. Every couple is unique, and all relationship statuses and shapes are welcome.

When life hurts, our identity is never the problem. The problem is our world’s biases against people who differ from the dominant group in one or more ways. And the discrimination hurts - emotionally, physically, financially, socially, occupationally, and in ways that are hard to even put into words. To change this problem, we need to constantly check our empathy and our thinking (towards others and ourselves), actively analyze the toxic messages around us, and take action (even small ones).

You juggle so much every day, and you’ve achieved a lot already. You have a lot of good things happening in your life. And, as someone with high-expectations for yourself, you know that things can be better. Life is tough for everyone sometimes, even those who seem to have it all together. Therapy can help you get through that difficult time or level up your personal growth. Here you'll get nonjudgmental support for what you're working on.

Even the strongest relationships go through difficult times. You may disagree on some really important things. When you’re juggling so much, it’s super easy to put off working on your relationship. In the meantime, things aren’t getting better. You sometimes worry what might happen if you don’t find your way back to each other. Therapy is a space to reconnect with each other. All kinds of relationships are welcome. Here you’ll find non-judgmental support for what you’re working on.

Some people think you have it all together, and so many people depend on you. You’ve achieved a lot, and parts of your life are awesome. With all you’re juggling, you don’t often take space for yourself and your relationships. You know others have things a lot worse. Maybe you even feel guilty for being stressed. Therapy is a chance to talk to someone outside your social circle, someone you don't have to take care of. This is your time, your space - to focus on what matters.