Alyssa Vu (pronouns: she/her/herself) is a therapist and the founder of YourPlace Therapy. As a second-generation Asian-American, Alyssa works closely with children of immigrants, focusing on adults and families facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. Alyssa earned her Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from Columbia University, honing her clinical expertise in community-based settings while collaborating with diverse populations in both the Bay Area and New York City. Currently, Alyssa is pursuing her Doctorate of Clinical Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania, where her research centers on developing interventions aimed at reducing mental health issues among immigrant parents and their children. This reflects her unwavering dedication to enhancing the well-being of immigrant families. Alyssa is SIFI certified and is continually driven to expand her knowledge and skills in the field of mental health. For further information, you can request her CV through our Contact page!

Tawn Le (pronouns: she/her/herself) is a Consultant & Coach specializing in helping working professionals rediscover what matters most, make practical changes in their day-to-day lives, and/or create a personal or professional project as a way to create and move into the next chapter of their lives. Tawn is a Reiki III Practitioner under the Usui System of Natural Healing attuned by Reiki Masters Aki Baker and Manu Del Prete, a Meditation Facilitator with a 100-Hour Meditation Certification from the Nalanda Institute, an End of Life volunteer trained with the International End of Life Doula Association, and studied Feng Shui under the Tan Yang Wu lineage at the Feng Shui Academy. She also creates handmade incense under Boundless Nest and is a big supporter of helping others integrate mindful living.

Jessica Yoon (pronouns: she/her/herself)'s professional journey has been marked by a specialization in clinical pediatrics, where she has honed her skills in providing therapeutic support to children and adolescents facing various challenges. With a focus on supporting clients navigating anxiety, depression, and family dynamics, Jessica employs a gentle, trauma-informed approach. She is particularly attuned to the complexities and nuances of religious and family trauma, as well as AAPI experiences. Dedicated to creating inclusive spaces, Jessica is committed to supporting clients as they process and heal. Additionally, she manages our social media, adding a personal touch to her professional endeavors.