Why I became
a sex therapist.
I grew up as the child of Korean immigrants, navigating the tensions between my family's conservative Presbyterian beliefs and my emerging identity as a gay man. That experience — learning to hold contradiction, to code-switch, to shrink — is something many of my clients know viscerally.
I became a therapist because I needed one who understood me and never found one. The existing spaces weren't built for gay men who were also people of color, also religious-trauma survivors, also curious about kink, also neurodivergent (I'm an ADHDer). I built this practice from that gap.
My sex therapy practice centers one core belief: you deserve a pleasurable and satisfying sex life. My job is to create a space secure enough that you can show up authentically — without the shame, without the apology.

