Los Angeles Therapists in Koreatown

Our Koreatown office is at 3456 W Olympic Blvd, Suite 104, Los Angeles, CA 90019, between Western Ave and Normandie Ave. We are inside a modern medical building. The building has private underground parking, and street parking is also available.

We serve Koreatown, Hancock Park, Larchmont, Windsor Square, Mid-Wilshire, Miracle Mile, the Fairfax District, Mid-City, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Los Feliz, Silver Lake, Echo Park, Downtown Los Angeles, Westlake, and West Adams.

Yes. Therapy is available in Korean and English at our Koreatown office, including individual, couples, and family therapy for Korean and Korean American clients. 한국어 상담이 가능합니다.

Yes. Many of our clients are navigating relationships between Korean immigrant parents and their Korean American children. Sessions can be held in Korean and English, so both generations feel understood as you work through expectations, communication, and caring for aging parents.

No. Our Koreatown office welcomes all clients of every background, culture, and identity. Many of our clients are not Korean or Asian American.

Our Koreatown team includes the following:

• Founder Hatty J. Lee, LMFT #83772

• Elizabeth Rhee, LMFT #122155

• Kate Han, AMFT #158365

• Sarah Hwang, AMFT #157845

• Sarah Ling, AMFT #165464

Associates are employed by Oak and Stone Therapy and supervised by a licensed marriage and family therapist.

Yes. We offer couples therapy, marriage counseling, pre-marital counseling, discernment counseling, and infidelity recovery at our Los Angeles office in Koreatown, including couples navigating cultural, family expectations, and intercultural and interracial differences.

Couples can work with Sarah Hwang, AMFT #157845, our couples therapist at the Los Angeles office in Koreatown, or with Hatty J. Lee, LMFT #83772, Elizabeth Rhee, LMFT #122155, Kate Han, AMFT #158365, in Korean or English, and Sarah Ling, AMFT #165464.

Yes. Every therapist at our Koreatown office supports new and expecting parents with postpartum depression and anxiety, the transition to parenthood, and relationship changes after a baby. Sarah Hwang, AMFT #157845, has a special focus on mothers' mental health.

Do you offer support for parents of teens and neurodivergent children in Koreatown?
Yes. Sarah Ling, AMFT #165464, supports parents at our Koreatown office who are raising older children and teens, caring for a child with a chronic medical illness, managing caregiver stress, or parenting a neurodivergent child, including autism and ADHD.

Associates are employed by Oak and Stone Therapy and supervised by a licensed marriage and family therapist.

Associates are employed by Oak and Stone Therapy and supervised by a licensed marriage and family therapist.

Yes. Every therapist at our Koreatown office is trained in Brainspotting, a brain-body approach for trauma, anxiety, and stress. In a free consultation, we can help you decide whether it fits your goals.

Yes. We work with undergraduate, graduate, law, and medical students from USC, UCLA, LMU, and other Los Angeles universities, in person at our Koreatown office or online. Common concerns include academic pressure, anxiety, burnout, identity, relationships, and family expectations.

Yes. Many of our clients look successful on the outside but feel anxious, exhausted, or never good enough. We help high achievers understand what drives their perfectionism, rest without guilt, and build lives that feel meaningful, not just impressive.

Yes. We support attorneys, law students preparing for the bar exam, and professionals in finance, consulting, and tech with stress, burnout, anxiety, and work-life balance. Our Koreatown office is a short drive from Downtown LA and Mid-Wilshire, and all sessions are confidential.

Yes. Founder Hatty J. Lee, LMFT #83772, and our team support executives, founders, and entrepreneurs with leadership stress, burnout, decision fatigue, and the strain high-pressure careers can put on relationships. We also offer therapy for co-founders, and all sessions are confidential.

Yes. Our Koreatown office is a short drive from Hollywood, and we support actors, writers, musicians, producers, content creators, and people behind the camera with the pressures of auditions, rejection, irregular work, and public visibility. Learn more about our therapy for creatives and entertainment professionals.

Yes. We support physicians, residents, nurses, and other healthcare workers with burnout, compassion fatigue, anxiety, and the stress of demanding schedules. Early morning, evening, and weekend appointments are available.

Yes. We can assess and diagnose ADHD in teens and adults at our Koreatown office using a clinical interview and validated rating scales, and we offer therapy for focus, organization, emotional overwhelm, and the impact of ADHD on work and relationships. We don't provide psychological testing or prescribe medication, but we'll refer you to trusted providers when needed.

Yes. Our Los Angeles office in Koreatown is rooted in the Korean community, and we also see Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese, Filipino, Vietnamese, and other Asian American clients as well as Latinx, hispanic, mexican americans, white, and multicultural clients from Koreatown, Mid-City, Mid-Wilshire, Larchmont, Miracle Micle, Hancock Park, Silver Lake, Echo Park, Atwater Village, DTLA, and West Hollywood. We work with first and second generation adults and couples on family dynamics, identity, career pressure, and relationships. Learn more about our Asian American therapists at the Los Angeles office.