Natalie Hung,
ACSW

About

Making room for grief, and for what comes after.

Natalie is a Taiwanese-American clinician whose work focuses on supporting BIPOC and immigrant communities navigating trauma, grief, and loss. She began her career in a pediatric hospital setting, supporting children and families through crisis, trauma, and end-of-life care. She has worked with children grieving the loss of a parent or sibling, parents grieving the loss of a child or spouse, and cisgender and transgender women who have experienced intimate partner violence and abuse.

Natalie brings a warm, compassionate, and grounded presence to her work. She creates space for clients to slow down, make sense of their experiences, and reconnect with themselves, while honoring the ways culture, identity, relationships, and lived experiences shape us.

Approach

Her approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and flexible. She integrates somatic and nervous-system regulation, CBT, and DBT based on each client’s needs, and recognizes the impact of larger systems of oppression and colonialism on our individual and collective experiences.

Natalie is an Associate Clinical Social Worker practicing under the supervision of Sujin Jeon, LCSW.

Who Natalie works with

• Children, teens, and adults grieving the death of a parent, sibling, child, or partner
• BIPOC and immigrant clients carrying trauma, loss, and the weight of family history
• Families moving through medical crisis, serious illness, or end-of-life care
• Women, including transgender women, healing from intimate partner violence and abuse
• People who need to slow down and reconnect with themselves after a hard season

Training and credentials

• Associate Clinical Social Worker, California BBS
• Supervised by Sujin Jeon, LCSW
• Background in pediatric hospital social work, crisis, and end-of-life care
• Trained in somatic and nervous-system regulation, CBT, and DBT