To unlock true healing and reshape one’s self-image, a therapist must be clinical, tender, and deeply attuned. She must hold a safe, trauma-informed space where deep-seated wounds can be safely met and transformed.

In addition to a Master’s degrees in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Jing has trained extensively in trauma-informed modalities, relational healing, and the reconstruction of core self-image issues, tailored for adult survivors of family-of-origin stress.

With years of clinical practice in Washington State supporting tech professionals and first- and second-generation immigrants, Jing seamlessly bridges evidence-based trauma care with cultural nuance. This discrete, excellence-driven approach ensures absolute psychological safety as you untangle the past and reclaim your authentic self.

  • Core Credentials & Education

    • WA Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC)

    • WA Approved Supervisor for Mental Health Counselors

    • Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Syracuse University

    Advanced Trauma Informed Modalities

    • Brainspotting Phase I & II, with Deborah Antinori and Susan Pinco (2026)

    • “Brainspotting,” Dr. David Grand (2026)

    • EMDR With Complex Trauma with Dr. Thomas Zimmerman (2025)

    • Slaying the Dragon: The Fairy Tale Model of Trauma Treatment with Dr. Ricky Greenwald (2025)

    • “Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures,” Dr. Francine Shapiro (2023)

    • EMDRIA trained EMDR Clinician, with Hannah Hamilton (2023)

    • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) trained Clinician (2022)

    Cultural & Identity Focus

    • Racial Identity, Racial Trauma, & Clinical Practice (2026)

    • Engaging in Culturally Centered Practice (2026)

  • Mental Health Therapist, Sea Mar Behavioral Health Everett (2020- 2024)

    Clinical Supervisor, Sea Mar Behavioral Health Everett Child and Family (2024)

    Owner and Founder of Anew Psychotherapy (2024 - present)

  • Here you can find selected dialogues and speaking engagements where Jing shares clinical insights on emotional resilience, identity, and trauma recovery for high-performance communities.

    • Invited Speaker | Amazon SMILE (2025)

    • Guest Speaker | Five Fifteen (五点一刻) with Maia & Stacy, Episode 06 | "Emotional Self-Rescue for Immigrant Professionals & Students: Insights from Psychotherapy" (2025)

    Privacy & Boundary Note: To protect the absolute privacy and confidentiality of the therapeutic relationship, all public dialogues, speaking engagements, and insights shared here are purely educational. Clinical case materials and client narratives are strictly confidential and will never be utilized for public media.