Individual therapy
$250
50–55 minutes
$250
50–55 minutes
$275
90-minute session
Cigna and Aetna accepted. On a PPO plan? We give you a superbill (a detailed receipt) to send to your insurance, and they may pay part of it back.
Check your benefits →A few “sliding scale” spots, priced on what you can afford.
Ask about availability →We accept Cigna and Aetna. On a PPO plan? You pay us directly, and we give you a superbill (a detailed receipt). You send it to your insurance, and they may pay you back part of each session (this is called out-of-network benefits). Check your benefits here, or call the number on your insurance card. Getting money back is not guaranteed.
Adults and couples across cultures, including women and men. Our focus areas are immigrant and first-generation families, childhood trauma, AAPI cultural care, postpartum, and cross-cultural couples. Many people come to us around family expectations, identity between two cultures, and feelings that rarely had words at home.
That’s completely fine. Faith only comes up if you bring it up.
That’s okay. Try the Asian Mental Health Collective directory, Open Path Collective for lower-cost sessions, or your insurance’s provider list. How to find the right therapist → In crisis, call or text 988.
In person at our office in Arcadia, in the San Gabriel Valley near Pasadena and Los Angeles. Or online, from anywhere in California.
We keep a small caseload and are full right now. The next openings are in June 2027. Join the waitlist to be notified when space opens, and we’ll talk about what’s bringing you here, fees, availability, and whether working together makes sense.
A superbill is a detailed receipt for your session. You send it to your insurance company, and they may pay you back part of what you paid. We give you one on request if you pay us directly.
Yes, a few. A sliding scale means a lower fee based on what you can afford. These spots are limited and decided case by case. Ask when you join the waitlist.
Enter your insurance details below. In about a minute, you’ll see roughly how much your plan may pay you back.
You’ve done the math on cost. The harder math is believing you’re worth it.
Join the Waitlist