Lillian believes therapy should be a collaborative process between clinician and client, to foster rapport and communication. She looks forward to learning from her clients and discovering the best ways to help and serve them.
Lillian is currently interested in working with adult individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, and persistent mental illnesses, going through life transitions and adjustments, and individuals looking for stress management and coping skills, as well as address specific concerns within marginalized/oppressed communities (BIPOC). She is also interested in marriage and family counseling. Lillian received her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Minnesota. Lillian also loves music/karaoke, painting, and anime.
