hi, I’m Linh

(she/they)

I am a bilingual Vietnamese immigrant and a queer, neurodivergent woman. These identities inform how I make sense of the world as well as how I approach therapy.

I understand that we are complex beings with unique intersections of privileged and oppressive identities that impact the way we act and respond to others. I will actively co-create with you a space to track your day-to-day automatic responses to distress and joy, unpack beliefs and experiences stored in your body, and reconnect with what fills up your cup. I will consciously take into consideration the systemic and historical contexts that impact your life, including the experiences of those who come before you. I will place the utmost care into our therapeutic relationship and will check in with you to ensure we are on the same page in terms of your goals and progress.

from psychotherapeutic modalities: attachment theory, feminist theory, parts work, person-centered, polyvagal theory, somatic mindfulness, trauma-informed

from social justice ideology: abolitionism, Black liberation, disability and neurodivergence justice, fat liberation, harm reduction, health at every size, Indigenous sovereignty, intersectional feminism, sex and kink positive

My Approach

My Credentials

Licensed Associate Independent Clinical Social Worker in Washington (#SC61421066)

Supervised by Diana Mena, LICSW (#LW60661913)

Master of Social Work ‘23, University of Washington

Somatic Attachment Therapy certificate ‘23, The Embody Lab