Natalie Hung

I integrate Internal Family Systems, psychodynamic, and decolonizing approaches to understand people’s complex internal dynamics and their relationships to the external contexts and systems of oppression in which we all exist. I particularly enjoy working with BIPOC, 1.5 and 2nd generation immigrants, people who identify as family scapegoats and/or highly sensitive, people in various stages of recovery from substance abuse, artists, writers, and trauma survivors. Special interests include (intergenerational) trauma, dissociation, Asian American racial identity, shame and belonging, pregnancy/early motherhood, and grief.