Areas of Expertise
Asian mental health, grief and loss, identity formation, depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship conflict, neurodivergence
Relational and integrative approaches, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT)
Investment
$125 - Intake (50-60 min)
$110 - Individual session (45-50 min)
Accepts Lotus Therapy Fund, Aetna, Reduced rate sessions may be available
Telehealth or In-person
Marissa Song is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate who values the integration of cultural sensitivity in mental health care. With Korean, Japanese, and Scottish-American roots, her multiracial background gives her a personal understanding of the complexities of identity and belonging.
Clinical Expertise
Marissa Song brings a compassionate, client-centered approach to her clinical work, with a particular strength in supporting individuals through grief, identity-related challenges, and relationship conflict. She excels at building authentic, trusting relationships, especially with clients navigating multicultural complexities and emotionally charged life transitions. Her warm, grounded presence offers a safe space for clients to explore pain, loss, and personal growth.
Training
Marissa received her Master’s degree at CU Denver in counseling psychology. She completed a clinical internship at Agape Healthcare Hospice & Palliative Care where she specialized in grief and loss, working with loved ones of hospice patients.
Education
University of Miami, BA
University of Colorado, Denver, MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Licensed in Colorado; supervised by Dr. King