Psychotherapy for Individual and family

Specialized in EMDR, trauma therapy, & Spiritual Direction

English, Korean

Sunny Song, Associate Professor in Talbot School of Theology

Sunny earned her doctor of Clinical Psychology from Rosemead school of psychology

She served as faculty member in Talbot school of theology since 2003

Marriage and Family Counseling · Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Dating Violence Advocacy · Cross-Cultural Family Dynamics in Immigrant Communities · Depression, Anxiety, and Relationship Issues

English, Korean

She is a Christian counselor specializing in marriage and family relationships.

Dr. Kim serves as a bridge between first-generation parents and second-generation youth, offering education, mediation, and cultural understanding to strengthen healthy family communication.

With a warm and compassionate approach, she helps young people and families feel seen, heard, and supported as they navigate life’s challenges.

Relationships, Family conflicts, Intimacy, Parenting issues, Self esteem, Motivation

English, Korean

I am a 1.5 generation Korean-American fully Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I am perfectly fluent in both English and Korean. I completed my undergraduate studies at the University of Illinois at Chicago. My MA Degree in Marriage and Family therapy was obtained at HIS University, where I also received Ph.D. In Family Ministry.

Like many others who were raised by 1st generation immigrants in America, I had a difficult time adjusting to life in a foreign country. with parents who also struggled greatly to find their way away from home. Therefore, I am very familiar with the pain and issues that those with similar backgrounds faced.

I am a specialist in child and adolescent counseling. I have a natural ability to relate to children and adolescents. I feel very comfortable counseling youths and tend to develop rapport with them quickly, as I also have three children of my own.

Anxiety, Depression, and OCD, Couple and Marital Conflict, Parent-Child Communication Issues, Intergenerational & Immigrant Family Challenges, Interpersonal Relationship Difficulties.

English, Korean

Julie earned her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) and a Ph.D. in Family Ministry from HIS University.

As she is a 1.5 generation Korean American, she deeply understands both the struggles of first-generation immigrant parents and the challenges their children face growing up in a bicultural environment.

With professional clinical training and a genuine heart for people, she walks alongside immigrant families as they work through conflicts and hardships that are often difficult to share with others.

Her passion is to support not only the restoration of family relationships, but also to help individuals grow into meaningful and valued persons in their relationships with others.

Spiritual care and counseling

English, Korean

MinHye earned a Master’s degree in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care from Talbot School of Theology.

Since 2023, she has been serving as a spiritual director for both undergraduate and graduate students at Biola University.

She also offers spiritual direction to Korean American church leaders, walking alongside them in their faith journeys.

Spiritual care, mental crisis support, inner healing, trauma and depression care, leadership mentoring

Mandarin, English, German

I am studying my Master of Divinity in Pastoral Care and Counseling from Talbot School of Theology right now.

I’ve served in pastoral counseling since 2021, walking alongside students, young adults and sisters in their faith journey.

Parent Education

Children and Youth Education

Spiritual Development and Mentor for young adult Women

Children & Youth Group Choir Co-Director Leadership Development

College and Career Counseling and Workshops

English

Cindy earned an MA in Christian Ministry and Leadership at Talbot School of Theology and an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy with a Pupil Personnel Services Credential in School Counseling at USC.

Cindy have been working with K-12 and college population since 1999, starting as a volunteer Bible study teacher and then working with youth in LA and in an adult school as a school counselor.

She is currently working at a community college with dual enrollment high school and college students as a college counselor and public speaker, promoting college and career development programs and opportunities.

Spiritual care, Spiritual Direction, and Pastoral Care for the second-generation youth: depression, anxiety, conflict with parents, and relationship issues. Pastoral Care for pastors and Elders.

English, Vietnamese

Jennifer Dai is a Biola University student pursuing an M.A. in Pastoral Care and Counseling at Talbot School of Theology. She served in Soul Care at the 2024 Youth Higher Calling Conference. As a pastor’s wife, she leads pastoral care and counseling for her church’s worship team of about 15 members, ranging in age from 16 to 60. She is fluent in Vietnamese and English.

Soul care, Spiritual care, Pastoral care and counsel, family support, grief and loss, crisis counseling and support, mental health, trauma, anxiety, depression, spiritual warfare, inner healing, coaching and mentoring, leadership development

English

I have been studying for my master's in Pastoral Care and Counseling at Talbot School of Theology since 2021, and will be graduating in the Spring of 2026. I have also served as a counselor for students at Biola University, walking alongside young adults on their faith journey, and as a Teacher's Assistant for the Pastoral Care and Counseling program, helping graduate students complete their internship hours and program requirements.