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Do you feel like no one gets you? Like something is wrong with you? That you’re too much but also not enough? Mike knows the pain of feeling misunderstood and broken and the exhaustion of trying to fit in and prove your worth. He is passionate about walking alongside others through their pain and struggles and offering them hope in the midst of their brokenness. He believes that people who hurt and struggle need someone who cares and understands them instead of quick fixes and easy answers. As a fellow struggler, Mike wants to provide a space where people are free to struggle without fear of shame or judgement.
Mike is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor at Fully Health. He has a Bachelor’s in Religious Studies from UC Riverside and a Master’s in Counseling from Western Seminary. Mike has also completed biblical counseling coursework through the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation and is a Bible geek. Outside of counseling, he is an active member of his church and enjoys connecting and hanging out with friends, dancing, cooking (and eating good food, of course), staying fit, being outdoors, a good podcast, laughing, and spending as much time as possible relaxing.
David is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist at Fully Health. David completed his bachelor’s degree in Psychology at California State University Fullerton and a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Hope International University. With a background of college and young adults ministry, he has a passion working with young adults that are suffering from broken relationships and psychological challenges. He also has a passion working with couples who want to understand and improve their relationship. In his free time, David loves to spend time with his family, cook for his family, and enjoys working out.
Rev. David Chung is an ordained minister with the Presbyterian Church (USA) and has served in local church ministry for over 17 years. In the past two years, David began work as a hospital chaplain with Providence St. Joseph. During this pandemic season, he spends his time taking care of his wife and son, his parents and his in-laws while leading virtual Bible studies and counseling sessions.
Rev. Yung Kim is an ordained minister of the Gospel specializing in discipleship, spiritual formation, and churchplanting. He believes that the Gospel is for the entire person, which includes one’s mental health, and serves on the board of the Oak Health Foundation. After graduating from UCLA with a BA in English Lit. & Cross-Cultural Studies, he worked for a missions agency, Partners International. During that time, he met and married his wife Christy and together are experiencing the great joys (and trials) of parenting 4 growing children. After completing his Master of Divinity & Intercultural Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary, twenty-five years of pastoral ministry, and church planting, Yung is currently serving as Pastor of Adult Ministries at Revive Presbyterian Church of Silicon Valley.
Dr. Lukas is a licensed clinical psychologist who has been working in the mental health field for over 15 years. Her specialties include psychological assessment as well as individual and family therapy for issues such as anxiety, stress, depression, low self-esteem, trauma, relational issues, LGBTQIA+, and challenges related to life transitions. She utilizes many different treatment modalities including, but not limited to, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Functional Family Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. She is passionate about empowering individuals to find the hope and motivation to increase happiness and life satisfaction. In her free time, she loves hiking with her dog Bailey.
Isaac Lee is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner in training. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Global Studies at University of California, Santa Barbara, and his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from National University and went back to National University for his Master of Science in Nursing. He believes in a holistic approach to mental health that involves the mind, body, and spirit. In his spare time, he enjoys working out, practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, hiking and eating street tacos.
Dr. Mijin is a licensed clinical psychologist earning her doctorate degree from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. With a background of youth and college ministry, she possesses a passion to serve the children and adolescents who suffer from psychological challenges disabling them to reach their potential. Dr. Mijin strives to meet the needs of caregivers for parenting skills. She has experience supervising pre-licensed therapists (Associate Marriage Family Therapist or Psychological Assistant) since 2018.
Dr. Park is a board certified child & adolescent, and adult psychiatrist. Her pre-med studies were completed at UCLA. She trained to be a doctor at Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, and did her psychiatric specialty training at LAC/USC Medical Center. Dr. Park has more than 17 years of outpatient clinical experience treating children and adults and has supervised mid-level practitioners since 2015. Her desire is, “I truly hope everyone can receive the proper care when necessary and to discover their true identity and the wonderful purpose of their lives by knowing Jesus!”
Rika is a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist. Having earned her degree from Azusa Pacific University, she works primarily with adults and couples of diverse and multicultural backgrounds. Rika is a candidate for CSAT (Certified Sex Addiction Therapist) where she works with individuals who struggle with compulsive and repetitive behaviors such as pornography, sexting, infidelity and other sexually related issues. She also works with partners who have felt betrayed or hurt in the relationship.
She is passionate about her faith in Jesus and loves bringing hope and healing to those whom He has called her to serve. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, or unhealthy relationships, she is here to support you and walk alongside you. Courage is not something handed to you, but you are given opportunities to be courageous. Allow Rika to provide you with nothing but a safe and reassuring environment to help you unfold your story. You are significant, you are loved, you are valued. Let’s journey together into a new chapter of your life. Shall we begin?
Jenny Lam is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who graduated in 2009 from Columbia University School of Social Work with a concentration on Health, Mental Health and Disabilities. She has started her career working with veterans who have experienced PTSD and substance abuse issues at the VA’s Residential Substance Abuse Program and has been trained in various evidence-based practice models such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Seeking Safety, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy. From the VA, Ms. Lam has transitioned to working in various settings, and working with a diverse group of individuals throughout her career, which allowed her to apply her skill sets to each unique community she worked with such as the Asian American community. She speaks fluent Cantonese. She is passionate about destigmatizing access to mental health services and enjoys serving at her church and local community. She also enjoys exploring and experimenting cultural recipes/cuisines.
June is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist at Fully Health. June obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology at University of California, Irvine and a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology at Simpson University. June is bilingual in English and Korean. During her 12 years of teaching, June realized the importance of fostering the mental and emotional health of her students to prepare them for success. As a result, June is passionate about helping people find freedom and healing from trauma, anxiety, and depression through spiritual and evidence-based therapeutic modalities.
