Siing Mcbroom

Siing Mcbroom, a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with an MSW and ASW, specializes in guiding clients through challenging life transitions. Many individuals find it difficult to understand themselves and their relationships, and Siing offers a supportive environment where they can explore these complexities. Whether clients are grappling with trauma, feelings of isolation, or conflict regarding their racial identity and belonging, Siing is committed to helping them navigate these issues with care and empathy. Siing also provides guidance for individuals coping with significant health challenges that alter daily living and those grappling with grief and loss. By facilitating understanding and meaning-making, Siing assists clients in regaining clarity and overall wellness. In this non-judgmental and trusting space, a combination of evidence-based interventions tailored to each individual's needs is utilized. Siing's therapy approach is informed by neurobiology, trauma-focused methods, attachment theory, and family systems perspectives, and as a certified EMDR therapist, they provide specialized care for trauma recovery. As a first-generation Asian American immigrant, Siing possesses deep insight into the challenges surrounding multiculturalism, including issues of identity, family dynamics, caregiving, and intergenerational trauma. Understanding how daunting it can be to take the first step toward therapy, Siing is ready to listen and hold space for clients on their journey toward healing and self-transformation.