Our therapists specialize in culturally competent mental health care. We help you uncover the parts of yourself that may feel disjointed, hidden, or suppressed. As you weave together the layers of your story into a rich tapestry, you’ll discover the strength to show up for yourself and others with confidence.
Reclaim & Reconnect
OUR VISION
InnerWoven Therapy is a space where personal stories are honored and diverse life experiences are woven into a fuller, more cohesive narrative.
“InnerWoven” embodies our commitment to a multicultural approach. Through a culturally sensitive lens, we specialize in the treatment of mood disorders, trauma, perinatal mental health, and personality disorders—ensuring every individual feels seen, understood, and empowered on their healing journey.
Dr. Amy King
Founder + Clinical Psychologist
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Dr. Amy King is a dedicated expert in insight-oriented therapy, committed to uncovering the deeper struggles behind symptoms like panic attacks, depression, and anxiety. Beginning her career as a Master's level counselor, Dr. King pursued doctoral training with a clear mission: to understand the complexities of human functioning. She sought specialized training to treat individuals struggling with chronic mental health conditions such as personality disorders, bipolar disorder, and psychotic spectrum disorders. With extensive experience working with high-functioning individuals and those navigating severe mental illness, Dr. King is uniquely equipped to empower you on your journey to a healthier, more fulfilling life. No matter where you find yourself on the spectrum, she is here to provide the tools and support you need to thrive.
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University of Denver, Clinical Psychology, PsyD
Wheaton College, Clinical Psychology, MA
University of California, San Diego, Human Development and Psychology, BS/BA
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Marissa Song, MA, LPCC
Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate
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Marissa comes from a multiracial and multicultural background having Korean, Japanese, and Scottish-American heritage and recognizes the challenges that can come with navigating a multicultural identity. Marissa is especially interested in working with clients of diverse backgrounds who may be experiencing conflict in navigating a multicultural identity, who are experiencing intergenerational cultural dissonance/conflict, and/or are experiencing grief and loss in its many forms.
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University of Colorado - Denver, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, MA
University of Miami, Psychology, BA; Anthropology, Japanese Language and Culture
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$125: Initial Intake
$110: Individual Therapy (45-50 minutes)
*Reduced rates may be available
Elaine Cameron, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist
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Dr. Elaine Cameron is a second-generation Asian-American, Clinical Psychologist, and full-time staff psychologist in the Veterans Administration (VA). Dr. Cameron combines her lived experience as a second-generation immigrant with her expertise as a clinical psychologist. She understands the challenges that can come with living between cultures, feeling invisible, overt and covert racism, and complex emotions. Dr. Cameron utilizes evidence-based and informed approaches to heal trauma, shame, anxiety, depression, and hopelessness.
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Illinois School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, Clinical Psychology, PsyD
Illinois School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, Clinical Psychology, MA
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Psychology, BS
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$210: Initial Intake
$195: Individual Therapy (45-50 minutes)
Telehealth Only
Michelle Suh, MA
Doctoral Student Extern
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Michelle is a bilingual (English/Korean) doctoral student therapist. She served as a hospital chaplain before turning her career towards clinical psychology. She has worked with patients and families in palliative care and cancer treatment, military populations, and young adults struggling through life transitions. Michelle is passionate about working with clients of various cultural backgrounds and those experiencing depression and anxiety related to cultural and religious trauma, intergenerational conflict, and identity conflict.
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University of Denver, Clinical Psychology (In progress)
University of Denver, Clinical Psychology, MA
Fuller Theological Seminary, Religion/Religious Studies, MDiv
University of California-Los Angeles, Psychology, BA
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$110: Initial Intake
$95: Individual Therapy (45-50 minutes)
*Reduced rates available
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