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