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Katherine Cho

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Supervised by Liza Gant, LMFT 84806

Title

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Degree

M.S. Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, Hope International University; B.A. Human Development, California State University East Bay; A.A. Child and Adolescent Development, Santiago Canyon College

License

AMFT 164462

About

The therapeutic space I aim to offer is one where “messiness” is welcomed in and wholly embraced. People can feel free to exhale the full spectrum of their frustrations, fears, contradictions, heartaches, and more, with a solid sense of trust that they’ll be met with sincerity, attunement, and utmost consideration. I approach therapy as a living, relational process, and my methods are rooted in my conviction that the most potent opportunities for growth unfold in the presence of wholehearted curiosity, faith, and intentionality.

I hold a particular tenderness toward those affected by feelings of powerlessness, self-doubt, disconnection, disillusionment, or a persistent sense of being either “too much” or “never enough,” whether these may be related to relationship challenges, complex trauma, grief, life transitions, anxiety, depression, chronic conditions, and more.

As we explore your areas of need and discern where meaningful changes can be made, life-giving insights can emerge to transform pain, stuck-ness, and uncertainty into a renewed sense of clarity. We’ll shape this process together so that you can begin navigating your life’s challenges in ways that feel personally meaningful and purpose-driven.

Types of Therapy

Attachment-based

Christian Counseling

Emotionally Focused

Existential

Family / Marital

Gestalt

Gottman Method

Person-Centered

Psychodynamic

Relational

Areas of Focus

Anger Management

Anxiety

Chronic Illness

Codependency

Depression

Grief

Life Transitions

Men's Issues

Relationship Issues

Self Esteem

Spirituality

Stress

Trauma and PTSD

Women's Issues

Addiction

Family Conflict

Infidelity

Marital

Pre-Marital

Self-Harming

Age Groups

Adolescent / Teenager (14 to 19)

Adult

Elder (65+)

Locations

Mission Viejo

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← Back to all therapists

Katherine Cho

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Supervised by Liza Gant, LMFT 84806

Title

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Degree

M.S. Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, Hope International University; B.A. Human Development, California State University East Bay; A.A. Child and Adolescent Development, Santiago Canyon College

License

AMFT 164462

About

The therapeutic space I aim to offer is one where “messiness” is welcomed in and wholly embraced. People can feel free to exhale the full spectrum of their frustrations, fears, contradictions, heartaches, and more, with a solid sense of trust that they’ll be met with sincerity, attunement, and utmost consideration. I approach therapy as a living, relational process, and my methods are rooted in my conviction that the most potent opportunities for growth unfold in the presence of wholehearted curiosity, faith, and intentionality.

I hold a particular tenderness toward those affected by feelings of powerlessness, self-doubt, disconnection, disillusionment, or a persistent sense of being either “too much” or “never enough,” whether these may be related to relationship challenges, complex trauma, grief, life transitions, anxiety, depression, chronic conditions, and more.

As we explore your areas of need and discern where meaningful changes can be made, life-giving insights can emerge to transform pain, stuck-ness, and uncertainty into a renewed sense of clarity. We’ll shape this process together so that you can begin navigating your life’s challenges in ways that feel personally meaningful and purpose-driven.

Types of Therapy

Attachment-based

Christian Counseling

Emotionally Focused

Existential

Family / Marital

Gestalt

Gottman Method

Person-Centered

Psychodynamic

Relational

Areas of Focus

Anger Management

Anxiety

Chronic Illness

Codependency

Depression

Grief

Life Transitions

Men's Issues

Relationship Issues

Self Esteem

Spirituality

Stress

Trauma and PTSD

Women's Issues

Addiction

Family Conflict

Infidelity

Marital

Pre-Marital

Self-Harming

Age Groups

Adolescent / Teenager (14 to 19)

Adult

Elder (65+)

Locations

Mission Viejo

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← Back to all therapists

Katherine Cho

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Supervised by Liza Gant, LMFT 84806

Title

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Degree

M.S. Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, Hope International University; B.A. Human Development, California State University East Bay; A.A. Child and Adolescent Development, Santiago Canyon College

License

AMFT 164462

About

The therapeutic space I aim to offer is one where “messiness” is welcomed in and wholly embraced. People can feel free to exhale the full spectrum of their frustrations, fears, contradictions, heartaches, and more, with a solid sense of trust that they’ll be met with sincerity, attunement, and utmost consideration. I approach therapy as a living, relational process, and my methods are rooted in my conviction that the most potent opportunities for growth unfold in the presence of wholehearted curiosity, faith, and intentionality.

I hold a particular tenderness toward those affected by feelings of powerlessness, self-doubt, disconnection, disillusionment, or a persistent sense of being either “too much” or “never enough,” whether these may be related to relationship challenges, complex trauma, grief, life transitions, anxiety, depression, chronic conditions, and more.

As we explore your areas of need and discern where meaningful changes can be made, life-giving insights can emerge to transform pain, stuck-ness, and uncertainty into a renewed sense of clarity. We’ll shape this process together so that you can begin navigating your life’s challenges in ways that feel personally meaningful and purpose-driven.

Types of Therapy

Attachment-based

Christian Counseling

Emotionally Focused

Existential

Family / Marital

Gestalt

Gottman Method

Person-Centered

Psychodynamic

Relational

Areas of Focus

Anger Management

Anxiety

Chronic Illness

Codependency

Depression

Grief

Life Transitions

Men's Issues

Relationship Issues

Self Esteem

Spirituality

Stress

Trauma and PTSD

Women's Issues

Addiction

Family Conflict

Infidelity

Marital

Pre-Marital

Self-Harming

Age Groups

Adolescent / Teenager (14 to 19)

Adult

Elder (65+)

Locations

Mission Viejo

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We help you know your true self and discover peaceful living.

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We help you know your true self and discover peaceful living.

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