Minju Kim, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor specializing in low self-esteem, anxiety, trauma-related issues, insecurity, codependence, attachment struggles, and family of origin (FOO) challenges. She thrives in her work with clients who value connection, honesty, and humor, and are eager to explore new insights in therapy. Minju particularly enjoys collaborating with bilingual and bicultural individuals facing identity crises, as well as college students and young professionals feeling stagnation in their lives. She also supports parents and couples seeking to enhance their parenting skills and partner dynamics by healing their own emotional wounds. With extensive experience assisting individuals raised by toxic parents in competitive environments, especially within the Asian American community, Minju helps her clients uncover their true identities, embrace their authentic selves, and cultivate confidence and positivity. She understands that self-esteem is shaped by relationships with family members and significant others, and she is committed to guiding her clients through the process of self-discovery and healing. Minju utilizes a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based therapy and internal family systems, ensuring a culturally sensitive approach that resonates with her clients' unique backgrounds.