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Consultation and Speaking Services

Kiki is a licensed clinical social worker, consultant, and speaker with 14+ years of experience spanning mental health, community education, program development, and equity-centered advocacy. She weaves together evidence-based mental health practices and lived experience, including her own journey as an immigrant and burn survivor, to create meaningful and lasting impact. Having successfully led 50+ workshops, wellness groups, training sessions, and speaking engagements, she brings a genuine and interactive presence to every space, fostering critical reflection while grounding discussions in cultural awareness, collective liberation, ancestral wisdom, and self-advocacy. Participants consistently leave feeling seen, validated, and equipped with concrete, practical strategies they can immediately apply to their personal lives, organizations, and communities.

Please see examples below for areas you may be interested in booking for services.

  • Immigrant/BIPOC Mental Health

  • Belonging & Identity

  • Collective Healing & Community Care

  • Trauma-informed Practices

  • Asian Mental Health

  • Emotion Regulation/ Stress Management

  • Staff Training & Wellness

  • Clinical Training & Continuing Education (CE) Workshops for Mental Health Professionals

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Testimonials

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“We had the honor and privilege of engaging Kiki as a speaker for a self-care workshop during the inaugural UC statewide labor summer graduation ceremony, held at UC Berkeley in the summer of 2023. The workshop addressed the crucial aspects of mitigating burnout, finding a work-life balance, and enhancing overall self-care practices. It was not just a session but a transformative experience for immigrant and young worker UC students who attended. 

Kiki's session stood out remarkably, drawing the largest audience across the event and garnering overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants. Kiki shared her journey with such openness and authenticity, providing practical tools and resources that resonated deeply with the attendees. She crafted a safe environment that encouraged students to open up, fostering interactive and engaging dialogue that empowered students to inform, share, and ask questions freely. 

Kiki was well-prepared and delivered a powerful presentation. Her workshop is an essential experience for nonprofits, government entities, and the private sector alike, addressing the often overlooked aspects of self-care and well-being in professional spaces. We highly recommend utilizing Kiki's services. Thank you, Kiki!”

- Mr. Hong, UCLA Dream Center Director

Mrs. Irven, Manager

"Kiki's impact is grounded in a depth of experience, knowledge, and empowerment. In my time as a Program Manager for Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors, I have witnessed Kiki's growth into a true leader. As a collaborator, she serves as a keynote speaker, writer, and Peer Mentor for the Young Adult Workshop at Phoenix World Burn Congress. Her lead-by-example style is impactful one-on-one and on a large scale: through her words, presence, and lived experiences. I highly recommend Kiki for the way she weaves together her own poignant truths with concrete ways to take steps towards growth. Her voice resonates as a trauma survivor, a leader, and an inspiration."

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“Given the demonstrated mental health impacts of COVID-19, especially on low-income teenagers, Close the Gap Foundation prioritized having an accessible mental health resource for this year’s 30+ Fellow cohort. I immediately thought of Kiki - someone who has the empathy and lived experience to support our students and meet them where they’re at. Before I could ask, Kiki generously offered to provide her mental wellness services to our first-generation and low-income students.

Since 2022, Kiki has been providing tremendous support to our Fellows with mental health and wellness workshops. Without a doubt, she is dedicated and passionate about helping others achieve their goals. I highly recommend her services to others!”

Mr. Tran, Founder

Mr. Luna, Chief of Strategy

“Kiki was an exceptional speaker on our panel on Intergenerational Trauma, sharing her brave journey through trauma and grief to help guide our audience in their journeys of healing.

Her experience is an exceptional yet relatable story about finding empowerment through great difficulty and challenge. The lens she provides as a trauma survivor and a clinical trauma specialist delivers a comprehensive understanding of the topic.

Kiki’s message is gripping and inspirational and should be heard by all, especially those seeking hope in trying times.”

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Media & Impact

1. Speaker - College of San Mateo- "Thriving Beyond Boundaries: Mental Health, Resilience, and Rising Strong”, 2026

2.Clinician Educator- Immigrant Rising- “Applying DBT Skills When Working with Undocumented Community”, 2026

3. Keynote Speaker - UNC Health North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center’s 34th Burn Survivors Reunion, 2025

4. Guest Speaker- Sacramento Firefighters Burn Institute Burn Camp, 2024

5. Clinician Educator - San Francisco Unified School District- Two Dialectical Behavioral Therapy” Professional Education Workshops for social workers, 2024

6. Facilitator - The Legalization Project- Mental Wellness Support Groups, 2024-ongoing.

7. Panel Speaker- Phoenix Society Engage Series – Body Image Panel, 2022

8. Panel Speaker- American Burn Association Annual Conference, 2022

9. Podcast Guest- Your Unconscious is Showing Podcast by Dr. Courtney- “The Truth About Living with Physical and Emotional Scars”, 2022

10. Author - Phoenix Society's Burn Support Magazine- "Reclaiming Your Power After Your Trauma”, 2021