I work at the intersection of clinical psychology, identity development, and organizational performance.
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, psychodynamic clinician, and founder of
TheXponential
— a practice built around one central observation: the structures people build to succeed often become the structures keeping them stuck.
My work — in therapy, in consulting, and on stage — focuses on the same question:
Who are you when you stop performing?
Not as a philosophical exercise. As a practical one.
I trained at Princeton University and the University of Chicago.
I’ve lived and worked across 45+ countries.
I came to the U.S. from China at nine years old. My understanding of identity, belonging, and the cost of adaptation comes from having navigated all of those crossings — and from a decade of clinical work with people who are navigating their own.
My Company: TheXponential
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