Contact 1 — Linda Nguyen Therapy

Testimonials

“Linda has been an angel in my life. I found her practice at one of my darkest moments. She worked with me on EMDR therapy to understand my trauma and it has made my life take such a profound turn that I feel like a new person who doesn’t have to let my grief constantly take over. Her empathy, kindness, humility and passion for her work could move mountains. I feel like I was searching most of my life for someone to understand what I endured without judgment, and then I found Linda and thanks to her, have never been the same. It is the most beautiful thing to have a therapist who is so completely and effortlessly wonderful, never judgmental, always helping her clients thrive and flourish, actually caring about their healing journey. Anyone would be lucky to have her be their provider.” - E.O.

"Linda has exceeded all my expectations for an ideal therapist. Her wisdom, empathy, compassion, kindness, and efficacy are extraordinary. I met her during the most difficult time of my life, and she created a safe place where I became able to trust in a person again. We have an exceptionally strong therapeutic relationship. Her support doesn't end with our session; she provides me with information in order to gain clarity or have a better understanding. She presents a scientific and logical explanation of my symptoms and this is immensely helpful to shift my perspective. She has taught me abundant invaluable skills that I use every day. The work we have done has changed my life. I cannot express enough gratitude and appreciation for all she has done, and does for me. I hold Linda in the very highest regard." - G.M.

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Reframing them as agreements can support clarity, consent, and nervous system safety.

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