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Telehealth Therapy · New York · Weekend & Evening Hours

Therapy space for the NY AAPI community

Areas of Focus

Some of what we hold together

Our Philosophy

Your complexity
belongs
here

Therapy here begins with a safe space where every part of you is welcome without editing or explanation. Together, we explore your inner world with curiosity and without judgment.

This practice was built specifically for Asian American professionals and the larger BIPOC community in New York navigating lives that are full, complex, and often underserved by mainstream mental health care. This is a neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ affirming space.

Sessions are exclusively via telehealth, with weekend and evening availability designed around the reality of your schedule.

TelehealthEvening HoursBIPOC-AffirmingNew YorkLMHCAsian-American TherapistKorean-American TherapistNYC
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Our Approach

Structured, reflective,
and honest

I work with intention and structure. Each session is purposeful, honest, and grounded in where you are. That means asking real questions, sitting with difficult truths, and tracking patterns over time. The work is reflective without being passive, and direct without being prescriptive.

I draw on a range of evidence-based approaches, shaped by what each individual client needs.

Multicultural Counseling

Therapy that actively honors your racial, ethnic, and cultural background as central to who you are.

Relational-Cultural Therapy

An approach rooted in the idea that healthy relationships, including the one between you and your therapist, are core to healing and growth.

Psychodynamic Therapy

Exploring how patterns from your past shape how you feel and behave today. This includes family dynamics, early experiences, and unconscious beliefs that show up in the present.

Trauma-Informed Care

Care that recognizes how trauma, including racial and intergenerational trauma, lives in both the body and the mind. Safety and stabilization are central to the work.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Practical tools for identifying and shifting thought patterns that contribute to anxiety, depression, or stress.

Mindfulness-Based Approaches

Drawing on present-moment awareness to help you slow down, observe your experience with less judgment, and build a steadier relationship with yourself.

Josie Rhee — Licensed Mental Health Counselor · New York · License #016946

Your Practitioner

Josie Rhee

Licensed Mental Health Counselor · New York · License #016946

As a Korean-American and child of immigrants, I bring both lived experience and clinical expertise to my work with people of color. I understand firsthand what it means to navigate multiple cultural worlds, and how that shapes the way you relate to yourself, your family, and the spaces you move through. This understanding is the foundation of my practice.

I came into this work after experiencing therapy where I didn't have to separate parts of myself to be understood. That experience is at the heart of how I create space for the full complexity of who you are.

I earned my M.A. in Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University and my B.S. in Psychology from Virginia Tech.

Multicultural CounselingRelational-Cultural TherapyPsychodynamicTrauma-InformedCBTMindfulness-Based

From Josie

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Getting Started

How it works

01

Reach out

Send an email or use the booking form to request a free 15-minute consultation.

02

Initial consultation

I will ask a few questions to understand what you're looking for and share how I work. You'll have space to ask anything. Together we'll decide if it feels like a good fit.

03

First session

If you move forward, the first session is 60 minutes. I use this time to learn your background, your history, and what you're hoping for. There's no pressure to have it all figured out.

04

Ongoing work

Sessions are 50 minutes, held weekly or biweekly via telehealth. The pace and focus are shaped around you: what feels urgent, what's emerging, and where you want to go.

Ready when you are. The first step is a free 15-minute consultation.

Session fee

Discussed during consultation. Limited sliding scale slots available.

First session

60 minutes

Ongoing sessions

50 minutes, weekly or biweekly

Format

Telehealth — NYC and the rest of New York State

Availability

Sunday - Thursday 8pm - 6am ET

Insurance

Out-of-network only. Superbills provided upon request.

FAQ

Questions
you might
have

You deserve care
that sees you wholly

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