Loo Gen Seah-McCrea

I believe that collaboration and mutual trust are essential for a positive therapeutic alliance.

As a professional counselor, I am committed to fulfilling my ethical and professional obligations in a culturally-sensitive and non-judgmental environment.

I enjoy working with adolescents and adults (both individuals and couples), helping them with issues related to anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life-stage transitions, as well as family and intimate relationship problems. In 2018, I was selected to be part of the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) Foundation’s Master’s Level Minority Fellowship Program, which gave me the opportunity to grow in my professional development as a counselor who works with underserved or marginalized people groups.

I love my work as a counselor and I like helping my clients learn how to reduce the impact of anxiety, stress, or depression on their lives and safeguard their mental health. It is a privilege to watch my clients grow and heal, investing in themselves so that they can overcome their self-doubt, shame, fears and self-sabotaging thoughts or behaviors that hold them back from leading more peaceful and fulfilling lives.

The work that I do often begins in a place of pain, fear, or suffering, even as people tell me their life stories and personal experiences. I am therefore always humbled when I see my clients start to find hope, regain their peace of mind, and have their sense of dignity restored.