Marlon Hoang

I am a warm, compassionate guide who weaves together the somatic wisdom of Hakomi with the relational depth of the Process Model to support individuals, couples, and families navigating anxiety, depression, and trauma. My work serves as a sanctuary where the fragmented pieces of your story can gently find their way back home. In the quiet landscape of this therapeutic space, your pain is met with deep reverence rather than a desire to quickly fix or alter. Through the somatic lenses of Hakomi Professional Skills Level 1, Marlon helps you drop beneath the noisy current of daily thoughts to listen to the quiet, unfolding architecture of the body. Here, anxiety is not a failing but a protective whisper; depression is seen not as permanent darkness but as a heavy, frozen winter waiting for the slow warmth of springtime awareness. Guided by the Process Therapy Institute’s Process Model, Marlon honors the natural, organic movement of your psyche. He steps into the chaotic currents of trauma with a steady, experiential presence, trusting that every symptom carries a map toward your inherent wholeness. Expanding this relational and somatic foundation into interpersonal dynamics, Marlon utilizes Emotion Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT) and Emotion Focused Family Therapy (EFFT). He helps partners and families untangle rigid, distressing interactional patterns, shifting out of conflict and into moments of deep emotional bonding and secure attachment. You will look into the mirror of the present moment, untangling old, restrictive knots to clear a pathway for authentic expression, deep-seated resilience, and lasting emotional freedom. Marlon Associate Marriage and Family Therapist # 141522. Employed at A & B Family Therapy. Supervised by Angela Hutton, LMFT # 115703