Tiffany is a demisexual, Cambodian-Chinese (Teochew) individual who strives to assist people in defining and understanding their stories on their journey in healing. They’re determined to aid others with finding the tools needed to build a better tomorrow, whatever that looks like for clients.
Tiffany’s approach to therapy is eclectic, trauma-informed, and person-focused, drawing from a variety of evidence-based modalities that fit best based on people’s needs.
She aims to support clients in exploring their situations, increasing their agency, and strengthening their own preferred self through a culturally sensitive and anti-oppression lens. She is dedicated to providing support and resources so that people may find their piece of peace.
Tiffany works with clients navigating:
BIPOC communities
2SLGBTQIA+ identities & relationships
Suicidality & suicide survivors
Domestic Violence survivors & recovery
Grief & Loss
Outside of therapy, Tiffany enjoys dancing, painting, and reading. She’s also passionate about creative expression and community connection. They’re currently learning about gardening and supporting mutual aid groups.
She has a Master’s of Social Work from University of Southern California, with specialization in Adult Mental Health and Wellness in addition to a Graduate Certificate of Advanced Clinical Care. They’re also a Certified Lactation Educator (CLE). She has worked in numerous settings including hospitals, non-profit organizations, and schools; a major focus in her work has involved working with various underserved populations such as domestic violence survivors, LGBTQIA+ community, and undocumented families. Within the past decade, she has promoted awareness and advocacy of mental health issues in culturally diverse and intersectional communities as well as provided resources to empower individuals.
Tiffany is an Associate Clinical Social Worker (#126902) working under the supervision of Erik James Escareño, DSW, LCSW #108025
