Taemin Ahn(He/Him/His)

Taemin (he/him) is a queer Korean therapist who specializes in helping clients explore issues of sexual and gender identity racialized trauma, and life transitions.

Taemin developed his therapeutic practice in a commitment to honoring the fullness of his clients' identities. As a result, he uses existential and narrative approaches to help his clients find and nurture sources of meaning in their lives, even through periods of uncertainty and transition.

Taemin often works with clients who feel unseen in work and community spaces, or are seeking more clarity around how their social environment impacts their ability to flourish authentically. He takes a warm and curious approach to help his clients explore and identify patterns in their experiences of race, sexual and gender identity, and in the intersections thereof. By nurturing deep self-love and self-understanding, he assists both individuals and couples to untangle how those patterns shape their relationships with others.

Taemin trains in liberatory and anti-racist therapeutic modalities that are grounded in a cross-cultural lens and evidence-based. He provides training and expert consultation on multilingual and multicultural therapeutic practice with organizations such as the National Association of Social Workers, the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, and the Mount Sinai School of Medicine.