Khamphian Vang, MA, LPCC
Psychotherapist She/her/we/nws*
*nws means “person or human” in Hmong; it is used as a pronoun (the Hmong language does not have gender specific pronouns); equivalent pronouns are “he, she, them.”
Hi, I am happy you are here. I am Khamphian (pronounced come-pee-yen). I am a licensed mental health clinician, storylistener, storyteller, learner, educator, collaborator, and creative. My work centers on empathy, compassion, and honoring oneself. I aim to provide a space where all feelings are welcome.
More and more people are experiencing a felt sense of disconnection. I work with individuals impacted by trauma, injustice, grief, loss, neglect, and chronic stress, all leading to emotional, mental, and physical overwhelm. Many of my clients struggle with anxiety, depression, dysregulation, burn out, numbing, people-pleasing, perfectionism, overachievement, overthinking, procrastination, and negative self-concepts.
I believe in a holistic & integrative therapy approach that explores what feels alive in the mind, body, soul, and community. I am passionate about social justice and equity in mental health and strive to provide counseling services that address cultural and contextual factors in diverse communities. I take a collaborative approach informed by psychodynamic and mindfulness modalities, challenging clients to examine the self, increase awareness, and create deeper understanding and acceptance.
I do this work because I believe everyone deserves to be acknowledged, seen, heard, and respected. When we share space and stories, we foster healing through engaging in and building culture, community, and connection.
I look forward to connecting with you.
COMING SOON!