Yaksok
Yaksok means “promise” in Korean. Through this relationship coaching service, you are making a promise to yourself—to strengthen your connections with yourself, your partner, your children, parents, friends, and colleagues.
Together, we will identify underlying concerns, challenges, and patterns, and develop strategies to help you move forward. Your commitment to change is the most important factor in making this coaching experience successful.
Dojeon
Dojeon means “challenge” in Korean. Through this career coaching service, you are challenging yourself to embrace transitions and learn new skills to advance in your career or education.
Together, we can explore, search, or prepare for opportunities utilizing your unique skill set and my experience in career coaching. We also provide guidance on college application essays and grad school personal statements.
Wiro
Wiro means “console” or “comfort” in Korean, and that is exactly what we are here to provide—a safe, welcoming space where you can feel at home and begin to heal. Anxiety and depression are among the most common mental health challenges, and many, especially Asian Americans, go without treatment. Left unaddressed, these issues can affect overall health, relationships, and daily life.
It’s time to set aside stigma and prioritize your mental health—it’s the most important aspect of your well-being. Together, we will create a healing path, taking small, intentional steps that guide you toward living the life you want.