Mindy Tran Ngu, a resident in counseling with an MS degree, has a diverse background in working with children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples facing a range of challenges including depression, anxiety, ADHD, and severe post-traumatic stress. She has provided support to clients dealing with schizophrenia, behavioral issues, suicidal risks, and the aftermath of traumatic events such as physical and sexual abuse, violence, and neglect, which have deeply affected family dynamics and young adults exhibiting severe emotional and behavioral problems. Mindy is dedicated to cultivating value at all levels of a person's physical, emotional, and spiritual self, treating clients with unwavering respect and dignity. Utilizing cognitive behavioral techniques, she focuses on restructuring thought patterns and empowering clients to gain a deeper understanding of their conditions. Mindy’s sessions are designed to be supportive, guiding clients through their unique struggles and fostering a stable environment to enhance their quality of life. She strives to establish a professional relationship grounded in trust and kindness, employing mindfulness practices alongside cognitive behavioral therapy to facilitate transformative healing, enabling clients to live meaningful lives within their communities while aspiring to reach their fullest potential.