Hossannah Asuncion, LMHC-LP

Staff Therapist

She/Her

Hossannah is a queer Filipina immigrant who uses narrative, culturally-relevant, anti-oppressive, and decolonial approaches to therapy. She creates a collaborative space for clients to explore challenges such as relationship issues, struggles with self-worth, and intergenerational trauma, while empowering them to reclaim their narratives and sense of agency.

Hossannah enjoys working with individual clients and couples from diverse backgrounds and identities and strives to create an environment that is open to many experiences of identity while also strengthening individual resilience. With an MFA in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College, she brings creativity and storytelling into her work and completed her Mental Health Counseling degree at Hunter College.