I primarily work with adults within the BIPOC and 2SQTPOC community, with a focus on members of the Asian diaspora. I support individuals in exploring the highly masked or unstoried parts - both individual and inherited, known and unknown - and gently invite opportunities to tend, restore, strengthen, and reclaim. Our personal and collective histories matter and the impact of oppression is real. I approach healing with a critical framework, grief-informed attachment lens, and a relational stance. The BIPOC (and Asian-American) community is expansive and we hold so many experiences. I recognize how the history and impact of systemic oppression and historical trauma has often distanced us - from ourselves and one another - making it difficult to foster a collective community across such a range of experiences. As an able-bodied cis queer East-Asian-American woman, born on stolen land and a non-adoptee raised by my biological parents in a Korean immigrant context, I recognize a holding of identities that carry experiences of both privilege and power, marginalization and minoritization. I honor and invite ongoing dialogue and nuanced exploration of what is both collective and respective, resonant and distinct.
Address:
Roots Therapy and Consulting
730 East 38th St.
Suite 102
Minneapolis, MN 55407
