Therapy for Asian Couples
Culturally-informed Couples Therapy in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin
You’re exhausted
You work so hard for those you love, but you never feel like it’s enough. After trying over and over again to improve things, you just feel stuck and tired. You’re not sure how much longer you can keep things up.
You can’t focus
You’re finding yourself constantly stressed about your situation and relationship that it’s started to impact your work. You feel anxious and desperately just wanting to feel like things are okay again. Sometimes you just want to explode and other times you just feel like giving up.
You’re ready for change
Whether you’re struggling in your intimate relationship or seeking social and emotional wellbeing, I can help you feel more connected to yourself and others by achieving clarity in your emotions.
At Hazakura Counseling, we work together to help you regain confidence and hope in managing stressors and anxiety to help you feel in control again.
You’ll receive consistent weekly support to help you move from crisis to stability and to feel less alone in a difficult time. Let’s work together to restore connection.
Contact me for a free 15-minute video consultation.
What does Hazakura mean?
In Japanese culture, hazakura, or the scattering of cherry blossom petals, represents the fleeting and transient nature of life and beauty. The falling petals are often associated with themes of impermanence, renewal, and the cycle of life. They also serve as a reminder to appreciate the present moment and to embrace change gracefully. Additionally, hazakura is often celebrated in poetry, literature, art, and its beauty is admired during traditional Hanami (cherry blossom viewing) festivals in Japan.
