Michael Hwang, M.A.
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
LMFT 137788
Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
APCC 9334
(408) 508-6237

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     EDUCATION:
    M.A. Clinical Psychology, Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy, Azusa Pacific University

    MEMBERSHIPS:
    California Association of Marriage and California and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
    Santa Clara Valley Chapter CAMFT (SCV CAMFT)
    National Anger Management Association (NAMA)

     CERTIFICATIONS:
    EMDR Trained
    Certified Gottman Training Level 1
    Certified Prepare and Enrich Facilitator
    Certified Anger Management Counselor
    Certified Domestic Violence Specialist-II

     AREAS OF FOCUS:
    Anger Management
    Anxiety
    Depression
    Family Conflict
    Grief
    Men’s Issues
    Relationship Issues
    Trauma and PTSD

     CLIENT POPULATION:
    Adults
    Adolescents

     ABOUT MICHAEL:
    I help others walk through life with grit and grace.

    My goal is to help you feel more whole and worthy through finding clarity in your struggles and deepening your connection with yourself and with others. My hope is that through our work together, you will experience grace, feel inspired, and be empowered to live boldly.

    This work will not only create important changes in your current life but will impact your family, friends, and community.

    I know this is possible because I felt stuck like you may be feeling. Therapy changed me. It helped me understand my family dynamics and gave me techniques to stop perpetuating the same behaviors I saw modeled to me. Most importantly, it helped me see myself more clearly and live with more compassion and freedom. Prior to becoming a Marriage Family Therapist, I was a Senior Product Manager at Apple where I dealt firsthand with the pressures of work and identity and discovered my passion for mentoring and supporting my team through seasons of immense stress. I eventually came to realize that therapy, walking alongside others, is my calling.