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My values

I bring my whole self to the therapy room and hope you will do the same. 
I’m a cis-AAPI-identifying queer female, and I look forward to hearing about the identities that shape your lived experience.
Angel Tang, LMFT offers online trauma therapy to adults in California.

My approaches

Brainspotting enhances traditional talk therapy by working with the mind and body’s innate ability to heal. By accessing and processing emotions and trauma memories from a bottom-up, deeper level, Brainspotting is a non-oppressive therapy modality that can help achieve sustained healing and resilience.

Work one-on-one with me to identify the roots of low self-worth and negative beliefs, using EMDR to help process difficult experiences and shift the patterns that keep you feeling stuck. Together, we’ll build greater awareness, reconnect with your sense of worthiness, and cultivate healthier, more positive relationships with yourself and others. This is a space where you can feel supported in showing up as your whole self.

Collaborate with me in honoring the past and validating your present experiences that make you, you. This affirming space supports you in finding your strengths and path to healing, with the goal of processing homophobia and transphobias, and internalized versions of them, in a secure and attuned space with no judgment, guilt, or shame.

A secure, non-shaming, and non-judgmental space to process pain and heal from trauma. I work with survivors of sexual abuse, domestic violence, incest, intimate partner violence, childhood neglect, and psychological abuse. Through mindfulness and self-compassion, we’ll build greater self-awareness, safety, and kindness toward yourself while reconnecting with your true self.

Compassionate and empowering environment where you can honor and work through difficult racial experiences, be liberated from generational patterns, expand, and thrive. A dive into deep-rooted racial and intergenerational trauma, dismantling systemic abuse and, internalized racism, and historical disenfranchisement. 

BIPOC Lives Matter

As a second-gen Asian American, I center my practice around BIPOC voices and lived experiences under racial oppression and white supremacy. I honor and uphold Indigenous sovereignty. I continually examine my own privileges and white-ness, both personally and in my community. I commit to anti-racist advocacy and to offering my work in spaces that nurture liberation. My path is one of continual learning, unlearning, and accountability.

Gender is Not Binary Sexuality is Expansive

I affirm all gender identities and expressions. I will not make assumptions about your gender or pronouns, and will support your process in obtaining a letter for affirming medical care. Queerness, kink, BDSM, asexuality, polyamory, ENM, and other consent-based sexual expressions are part of the human experience. I encourage clients to explore their desires fully without shame.

Neurodiversity is Natural

All neurotypes are whole, capable, and deserving of care. Mental health work isn’t about compliance or correction, but about meeting needs, increasing accessibility, and navigating a world that too often misunderstands neurodivergence. Disability justice rejects capitalism’s demand for productivity and affirms that our worth isn’t conditional. We are enough, as we are.

Colonial Constructs of Therapy are Harmful

You’re the expert on you. Your struggles aren’t your fault. I don’t prioritize diagnosis unless that’s something you’re looking for, as I’m more interested in deep understanding, witnessing, and healing. I’m committed to unlearning and decolonizing my approaches, adapt, and to co-creating a space with you to help you feel seen, supported, and grounded to show up fully.
Schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation
619-719-5567
angel@crescentshorespsychotherapy.com
I live and work on unceded land of Kumeyaay Nation.
To learn more and join me in supporting Indigenous communities,
visit Native Governance Center, Museum of Us, and Native Lands.