Jamie Heemin An has experience working with high-conflict couples, families, adolescents, and individuals with a wide range of issues. Her specialty includes working with immigrants and first-generation individuals who face challenges with the culture inside and outside of their family. She helps her clients develop skills they can use now to enjoy richer relationships, now and for the rest of their lives.

Jamie has lived in Seoul, Germany, and the United States, and she speaks fluent Korean. Having lived in many cultures, she finds there are many ways to be. Culture can help define identity, and so can family. Jamie invites her clients to explore the stories of their lives and what matters to them. Working together, she helps them identify what behaviors are stopping them from experiencing rich relationships.

Reaching out for support in the middle of a lot of conflict does not always seem possible. You are not alone. Working together, we can learn things about you and others that change how you react and interact. Life can get better. By making sense of our lives, we can expand our choices for love and connection.

Supervised by Kate Odom, PsyD, IL Lic. 071.010118