Sharon Singh, Registered Associate MFT (#148222)*
Multicultural Affirming Therapist
You shouldn't have to explain yourself to be understood.
I'm Sharon, a Multicultural Affirming Therapist specializing in anxiety and grief. As an Indo-Fijian (South Asian/Desi and Pacific Islander) woman, I understand how healing deepens when you're seen through a cultural lens and held as a whole person, not a problem to be fixed. I create a space where you can show up exactly as you are.
Whether you're carrying loss, managing anxiety that won't quiet down, or feeling the weight of family and cultural expectations, I meet you there with warmth, honesty, and genuine care.
I support individuals, couples, and teens, with particular attunement to navigating identity across multiple cultural worlds. Throughout, I tailor each step to your needs, your pace, and your goals .
Individuals (50 min.): $185
Couples/Families (60 min.), $225
* Supervised by Kenneth Mallon, LMFT #133288
Couples & Family Counseling
Does your relationship feel like a constant tug-of-war—stuck in place, unsure of the next step? It can feel isolating when stress, anxiety, or self-doubt makes you feel like you're "failing" at life or love.
I work with couples and families of all kinds across cultures, identities, orientations, and life stages to break that cycle and build a stronger connection, honoring each of you as whole people.
Together we'll explore practical tools to work through what's holding you back, so each member feels genuinely heard and valued.
You might benefit from therapy if you're:
- Struggling to communicate about difficult topics or feeling unheard
- Navigating significant life transitions—parenthood, roles, academic stressors, career changes, loss, or other major shifts
- Feeling caught between family expectations and personal or relationship needs
- Working through cultural, generational, or other differences in how you each see things
- Wanting to strengthen trust, closeness, and conflict-resolution skills
What to expect: A safe, judgment-free space where we'll draw on practical, research-backed tools—including the Gottman Method (Level 1)—to build more effective ways to communicate and navigate whatever complexities your relationship faces.
The goal is understanding: between each of you, and of the patterns you each bring.
Your relationship deserves support. Taking this step isn't a sign of weakness—it's an investment in your future together.
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy is a space to slow down and turn toward what's felt too heavy to carry alone. I specialize in anxiety and grief—the worry that loops late at night, the loss that quietly reshapes everything—and I'll walk alongside you as you find steadier ground.
Beyond those core areas, I have deep experience supporting people through intimacy concerns, selective mutism, trauma recovery, and the ongoing work of self-esteem and identity. No two people arrive for the same reasons, so our sessions are shaped around what you bring—your history, your questions, and the version of yourself you're hoping to reach.
Whether you're learning to live with a loss, loosening the grip of anxiety that's been running the show, or exploring deeper questions about who you are and how you connect with others, you don't have to sort it out by yourself. This is your time, and we'll move at a pace that feels right for you.
What to expect:
- Start your way: book a free 15-minute consultation to see if we're a good fit, or schedule a full session right away.
- No pressure to have the right words or share more than you're ready to—the beginning is about getting comfortable.
- Early on, I'll listen for what brought you here and what you're hoping for, and together we'll get clear on what you want from our work.
- Sessions become a steady, dependable hour that's yours—to think out loud, untangle what's tender, and notice what's shifting.
- No fixed script and no timeline to keep up with—some weeks we go deep, others we tend to what's right in front of us.
- My role is to stay alongside you, offer honest reflection, and help you build tools you can carry well beyond the room.
Grief & Loss Therapy
Grief rarely arrives the way we expect it to. It can come with a breakup, a diagnosis, a move, an estrangement, or the quiet end of something you thought would last. However it found you, you don't have to carry it alone.
I support adults and teens through loss, life transitions, and relationship ruptures. Together we'll make room for what you're feeling — without rushing to "move on." My focus is on creating room for grief in all its forms — the kind that's recognized and the kind that often goes unspoken. Teens, in particular, are often grieving in ways the adults around them don't always see — and they deserve a place that's genuinely theirs.
This work might look like:
- Processing a death, breakup, or the loss of a relationship that mattered
- Navigating major life transitions — leaving home, changing identities, the end of a chapter
- Making sense of relationship ruptures with family, partners, or friends
- Finding your footing when grief shows up as anxiety, anger, numbness, or exhaustion
You don't need the right words or a clear reason. If something's been lost and you're feeling it, that's enough to begin