Ethel is a Licensed clinical Psychotheraist at Feya Health where she practices an integrative therapeutic approach with her clients. As part of her practice, she incorporates a clinical approach with ketamine assisted therapy.
Ethel comes from a background in a Masters in Social Work Program at Columbia University with a concentration in ketamine therapy.
Ethel is trained on a foundational based level in the Feya Health integrative protocol which includes aspects of various cutting edge & depth oriented approaches and modalities such as: CBT, DBT, EMDR, Somatic Therapy, IFS, complex trauma, and the in-house Feya health ketamine & oxytocin assisted therapy.
*Ethel can also offer sessions in Mandarin if needed
Ethel's personal statement:
"My clinical work is rooted in helping individuals navigate complex emotional and mental health challenges, such as trauma, depression, anxiety, and identity development issues. I bring an empathetic, culturally sensitive approach to my practice, with a focus on addressing each client’s unique needs. With experience working in both clinical and research settings, I have developed a comprehensive understanding of how social structures and cultural dynamics affect mental health.
My primary focus is on direct client care, ensuring that my interventions are evidence-based and deeply personalized. I practice from a kink-aware, anti-oppressive, trauma-informed, and LGBTQA+ affirming framework, creating a safe, supportive environment for clients of all identities and backgrounds.
Additionally, I incorporate the Suzuki Method, a dynamic physical theater technique that enhances body awareness by breaking habitual movement patterns into my practice. This method encourages emotional regulation and holistic emotional processing, which is especially beneficial for individuals who struggle to verbalize their feelings or who experience physical symptoms connected to emotional stress.
My goal is to support clients in their healing journey by combining innovative therapeutic modalities with an unwavering commitment to inclusivity, empowerment, and compassionate care."