Rob Nganga, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Brene Brown says: "If we really want to live a joyful, connected, and meaningful life, we must talk about things that get in the way.” For people who come from families of color, particularly Asian and Latinx families, talking about generational trauma is taboo. Your pain is valid. You do not have to ignore or forgive them, "because they're family." When we sit down for therapy, I am here to listen, empathize, and help you heal. Making that first call to a new therapist is scary. And telling a complete stranger all your deepest, darkest secrets to try and feel better can seem hopeless. I won't wave a magic wand to make your problems go away. What I will do is walk with you on your path to healing. It's easy to get lost on that path. Luckily, my experience and compassion are the GPS.

In my practice, I specialize in working with survivors of trauma, abuse or domestic violence. I have also found success in supporting clients who are exploring their gender identity or identify as transgender or non-binary. I operate from a trauma-informed and client-centered perspective, so my services are always provided with acceptance and encouragement of your individual development. My practice is fully online which means two things: 1) I only provide telehealth services (therapy via Zoom video chat), and 2) I can only accept payments electronically. I offer both individual and group therapy to support every client's needs. If you would like to join both a group and individual therapy, you can! Many clients find this to be one of the quickest ways to make progress towards their goals. For more information, go to my website above!