We all have the innate capacity for healing. We tend towards growth. The purpose of my practice is to help you tap into your inner wisdom to achieve a greater sense of fulfillment, connection, and liberation.
As a US-licensed psychotherapist, French-American, and child of refugees, I am dedicated to supporting diverse individuals to navigate difficult life transitions, cultural adjustments, identity exploration, relationships challenges, trauma/complex trauma, grief and loss, career and purpose, anxiety, depression, and family dynamics.
I am especially passionate about working with people of color, cross-cultural relationships, expats and immigrants, artists, creatives, entrepreneurs, LGBTQ+, and spiritually-inclined individuals.
Please visit my website for more details:
www.teresatrinh.com
I bring a warm and holding presence, with a capacity for playfulness and directness when appropriate. I am competent at steadily guiding clients deeper into the unconscious, discovering meaningful insights, challenging entrenched patterns, and finding tangible ways forward.
My clinical approach is molded to a client’s needs in the moment, and is psychodynamic, culturally-aware, relational, depth-oriented, somatically-oriented, and trauma-informed. I steadily guide clients deeper into unconscious material to discover meaningful insights and cultivate lasting change in their lives.
2024-Present: Private Practice Psychotherapist (US & Europe)
2020-2024: Associate Therapist at Center for Mindful Psychotherapy
2018-2020: Therapist Intern at the Women's Therapy Center
Degrees
Masters in Counseling
Pacifica Graduate Institute
Bachelors in International Economics & Chinese Studies
University of California, San Diego
Specialized Trainings & Certificates
Certified Hakomi Practitioner - Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy
Gottman Method - Couples Therapy Level 1
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Provider, certified by Journey Clinical
Internal Family Systems - Individual and Couples Workshops
Decolonizing Attachment Theory with Linda Thai, LMSW
Somatic Abolitionism with Resmaa Menakem
Suicide: Assessment, Treatment, and Management
Intimate Partner Violence
Culture and the Psychosocial Implications of Socioeconomic Position