Michelle Chia-Ning Chang 張家寧, MA, RDT, LMFT (#101610) (She/They)
Registered drama therapist, Licensed marriage and family therapist
I’ve been supporting people in achieving more satisfying relationships with others and oneself since 2012. You will have healthier boundaries with others and your own inner critic, more self-compassion, and better self-esteem. I work well with adults who grew up with controlling, critical, manipulative, or dismissive caregivers, couples who struggle with infidelity/communication/trust issues, and families with cross-cultural conflicts. As a working parent with 2 kids, I especially like to support new parents and help them find the balance in chaos.
I actively listen, ask questions, reflect, share my observations, suggest activities, and challenge you if it is appropriate and needed. As a queer Asian therapist, I strive to create a culturally sensitive, social justice informed, passionate, LGBTQ affirming, and non-judgemental healing space for you.
Fun Facts
I grew up in Taiwan, moved to California in 2011. I am a parent with 2 children, 2 dogs (they came with me from Taiwan), and probably too many plants. Making pour-over coffee is one of my self-soothing strategies. I travel several times a year to recharge and get inspired by the world.
I’m honored to provide services
to the LGBTQIA community.
$250/50 Minutes
$450/90 Minutes
$450/90 Minutes
I LOVE supporting other therapists’ growth. I provide clinical case consultation and supervision to associates and licensed clinicians around topics of expertise. We will identify your strengths and needs, conceptualize cases, and explore interventions and options. *I do not offer private practice internships at this moment. *
$150/50 Minutes
Just send me a message through the contact form
Yes! there are only a few exceptions, including court orders, current child/elder abuse, or If I believe one is in imminent danger to others or self.
Please take advantage of a free 15 minutes phone consultation, send me a message to get started!
I don’t accept any insurance, but I can provide a receipt which you may submit to your insurance company and get reimbursed. (Please contact your insurance company prior the session.)
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