An Huỳnh helps clients navigate the intersection of modern life and cultural heritage. He holds a Master’s in Clinical Psychology, with extensive research on cultural identity and intergenerational trauma. This background allows him to deeply understand the complexities of balancing contemporary pressures while honoring traditional roots. His practice supports individuals through anxiety, depression, cultural transitions, and personal growth, drawing from both Western therapeutic approaches and Eastern wisdom. Offering sessions in both English and Vietnamese, An guides young professionals, returnees, and expatriates in finding their authentic path. His research on intergenerational patterns provides unique insights into how our past shapes our present, while equipping clients with practical skills for emotional wellbeing. An creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients of all backgrounds can explore their challenges openly, believing that understanding our roots strengthens our ability to grow and thrive.

Expertise

• Trauma

1. 1. • Supporting clients in understanding and healing from past experiences
      • Recognize how historical and cultural trauma shapes present-day patterns
      • Somatic-based approaches for managing trauma responses
      • Building safety and stability in daily life

• Life Transitions

1. 1. • Adjusting to life between cultures and countries
      • Managing relationships and personal identity shifts
      • Navigating career changes and workplace challenges
      • Finding purpose and direction in times of change

• Cross-cultural Identity

1. 1. • Understanding the complexities of living between cultures
      • Balancing traditional values with modern life
      • Supporting identity development and personal growth
      • Navigating family expectations and personal aspirations

• Anxiety

1. 1. • Practical tools for managing daily stress and worry
      • Support for work-related pressure and social anxiety
      • Building confidence and emotional regulation skills

• Depression

1. • Exploring root causes while focusing on present well-being
   • Understanding mood patterns and triggers
   • Finding meaning and connection in challenging times

Educations & Trainings 

• Published researcher in the Asian American Journal of Psychology
• Presenter at major psychology conferences (American Psychological Association, Western Psychological Association)
• Certificate in Somatic Embodiment and Regulation Strategies
• Masters of Clinical Psychology, California School of Professional Psychology
• Masters of Counseling Psychology coursework, University of San Francisco
• Bachelors of Economics, University of California, Berkeley