EDUCATION:
University of Denver, Clinical Psychology, PsyD Wheaton College, Clinical Psychology, MA University of California, San Diego, Human Development and Psychology, BS/BA RATES:
$210 - Initial Intake $195 - Individual Therapy (45-50 minutes) PSYPACT Provider (Mobility #5868) Accepts Lotus Therapy Fund |
Amy King, PsyDFounder, Clinical PsychologistDr. Amy King specializes in insight-oriented therapy, understanding that symptoms such as panic attacks, depression, or anxiety often indicate deeper struggles. While coping skills and behavioral strategies are crucial initial steps in symptom management, Dr. King believes that genuine and enduring change requires a profound understanding of the root problem. This understanding leads to interventions that promote deep healing rather than mere symptom suppression.
As a second-generation Asian-American, Dr. King regularly navigates diverse peoples and cultures, skillfully balancing between insider and outsider perspectives. This unique experience has endowed her with a powerful asset: the ability to quickly hone in on the core issue amidst a bevy of symptoms and difficulties. When the issue is diagnosed quickly and accurately, it not only expedites relief but also enhances the effectiveness of treatment. If you're weary of battling the same challenges and are ready for productive and revitalizing change, Dr. King is here to support you. Let's embark on a journey toward meaningful transformation. |
EDUCATION:
Illinois School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, Clinical Psychology, PsyD Illinois School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, Clinical Psychology, MA University of Wisconsin-Madison, Psychology, BS RATES:
$210 - Initial Intake $195 - Individual Therapy (45-50 minutes) Telehealth Only |
Elaine Cameron, PsyDClinical PsychologistDr. Elaine Cameron is a second-generation Asian-American, Clinical Psychologist, and full-time staff psychologist within the Veterans Administration (VA). Dr. Cameron artfully combines her lived experience as a second-generation immigrant with her expertise as a clinical psychologist. She understands the challenges that can come with living between cultures, feeling invisible, overt and covert racism, and complex emotions like guilt. In her work within the VA, Dr. Cameron has dedicated herself to helping those who experience significant barriers to seeking and receiving quality mental health care. She utilizes evidence-based and informed approaches to heal trauma, shame, anxiety, depression, and hopelessness. She is especially skilled in helping with complex issues that arise when trauma is triggered by life transitions.
Dr. Cameron’s understanding of human behavior is largely rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Theory (CBT) and her integrated approach to therapy allows her to adapt the treatment to the specific needs of her clients. Dr. Cameron believes that when clients learn the connection between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, clients can begin living more authentically. |
EDUCATION:
University of Colorado - Denver, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, MA University of Miami, Psychology, BA; Anthropology, Japanese Language and Culture RATES:
$125 - Initial Intake $110 - Individual Therapy (45-50 minutes) *Reduced rates may be available Accepts Lotus Therapy Fund |
Marissa Song, MA, LPCCLicensed Professional Counselor CandidateMarissa is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) with a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Colorado Denver. Marissa comes from a multiracial and multicultural background having Korean, Japanese, and Scottish-American heritage. Coming from a mixed background herself, Marissa recognizes the challenges that can come with navigating a multicultural identity.
Marissa’s experience is rooted in grief work, supporting folks who are living with or may be anticipating a death loss, and disenfranchised grievers. Having worked as a grief counselor in the hospice setting, she has experience in working with adults of all ages, backgrounds, and life experiences. Marissa’s approach to therapy is grounded in grief and loss, narrative and storytelling, and identity and values exploration. Marissa is especially interested in working with clients of diverse backgrounds who may be experiencing conflict in navigating a multicultural identity, who are experiencing intergenerational cultural dissonance/conflict, and/or are experiencing grief and loss in its many forms. |
EDUCATION:
University of Denver, Clinical Psychology - In progress Fuller Theological Seminary, Religion/Religious Studies, MDiv University of California-Los Angeles, Psychology, BA RATES:
$110 - Initial Intake $95 - Individual Therapy (45-50 minutes) *Reduced rates available |
Michelle Suh, BA, MDivDoctoral Student ExternMichelle is a bilingual (English/Korean) doctoral level student therapist from the University of Denver. She served as a chaplain in several hospitals working with patients and families in palliative care, cancer treatment, and a variety of medical conditions. She has experience working with military populations and young adults around identity formation and life transitions. Michelle’s work has been grounded in grief and loss, meaning-making, and interpersonal/intrapersonal dynamics.
Michelle is especially interested in working with clients of various cultural backgrounds and those experiencing depression and anxiety related to cultural and religious trauma, intergenerational conflict, and identity conflict. Michelle offers reduced rate services and is supervised by Dr. King. As we all work together, you can be confident you are receiving excellent mental health care. Contact us now to learn more about working with Michelle. |
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