Amy Tran

Amy Tran is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who understands the unique struggles faced by individuals navigating generational trauma, personal trauma, and the complexities of cultural and sexual identities as a 1.5 generation Vietnamese-American woman. Her approach is rooted in an acute awareness of how cultural and sociopolitical factors impact well-being and relationships. Amy believes in the power of collaboration, guiding clients to overcome past hurt and pain to move forward without feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or angry. She is dedicated to accompanying clients on their journey toward happiness, fostering meaningful relationships, and embracing their authentic selves. Specializing in trauma-informed care, including EMDR therapy, Amy has a profound commitment to supporting the BIPOC community in addressing anxiety, depression, and trauma. Furthermore, she is certified in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), equipping parents with skills to enhance their relationships with their children while addressing behavioral challenges. With training in foster care, adoption-related issues, and attachment theory, Amy is committed to providing a respectful, safe, and non-judgmental environment that honors each individual's worldview and values. For those who resonate with these experiences and are ready to take steps forward in their healing journey, Amy is eager to help them thrive.