Kyoung Mi is a first-generation Korean-American counselor educator. She is a Professor at San José State University in California and a Program Specialist at the AANHPI 'Ohana Center of Excellence.
Are you an Asian woman feeling disconnected or overwhelmed by your relationships?
Feeling lost in the complexities of your relationships?
You're not alone.
As an Asian woman myself, I understand the unique pressures and expectations you face. My personal journey, as documented in my book "The Child Behind The Bushes," has equipped me to support you in finding healing and love. Let's explore your emotions, needs, and boundaries together.
May this book resonate with you on your own healing journey. I hope my words bring you peace, inspiration, and a reminder that you are loved.
“I understand now why I had been mummified by an unspoken shame that began with my mother, grandmother and likely many women before them, forming a chain into our family’s unexamined past. I was about to embark on a healing journey… Gradually, after having been gently received, our initially halting stories would be unpacked and processed. They would make us new, make us happier and bring us closer. Before long, we would speak courageously and boldly, even laughing at ourselves—and find love, forgiveness and life-giving liberation.”
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Workshops
Breaking The Silence: Asian-American Collective Healing
#1 Revealing and Disrupting Hidden Messages
#2 Tapping into Inner Wisdom and Resilience
#3 Intergenerational Healing
#4 Exploring the Connection between Body, Mind, and Community through Mindfulness and Playfulness
#5 Memoir Writing Unfolding Women's Voices Across Generations
Cross-Cultural Relationships
To foster meaningful connections between individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds and cultivate considerate and respectful modes of communication encompassing both spoken and unspoken cues, as well as effective conflict resolution abilities.
This process empowers couples or partners to collaboratively shape a shared vision and objectives for their relationship, thereby enriching their cultural appreciation, intimacy, and love.