About
Who is Juliet Tran?
I’m the owner of Anchor & Blossom Therapy and licensed marriage and family therapist in California (LMFT #110670) and Washington State (#MFT.LF.61532389). I’ve been a therapist in practice for 12 years now. I’m a second-generation Filipina immigrant who was born (and mostly raised) in California. I knew at an early age that I wanted to do something with my life where I could help others, which has brought me to where I am today.
Education
University of California, San Diego, Bachelor of Art in Psychology (2010)
Sonoma State University, Master of Art in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (2013)
Experience
I started my career working with nonprofit organizations and in various schools from elementary to high school aged students as well as college students. In the last few years, I have worked with group practices and large companies, which has allowed me to gain a clearer picture of where my strengths lie as a therapist and what my specializations are. It has also helped me identify which populations I’m passionate working with.
Outside of work
I live in Washington State with my husband. Outside of the (virtual) therapy room, you can usually find me baking or cooking something new, trying to befriend every neighborhood cat I come across, or winding down with a good (or hilariously bad) reality show. I love going to concerts, exploring new boba spots, and taking little road trips down to Portland whenever I get the chance.
I also have a soft spot for all things spooky: horror movies, eerie vibes, and anything that leans a little mysterious. I’m drawn to spiritual and metaphysical practices like tarot, crystals, dreamwork, and exploring what might exist beyond what we can see or explain.
In short, I’m someone who’s curious about both the everyday and the unknown, and I try to bring that same openness and curiosity into the work I do with clients.
Behind the name:
Anchor & Blossom Therapy
To be honest with you, I came up with Anchor & Blossom Therapy one night when I was putting random words into Thesaurus.com.
“Anchor” is for my dad as he is a twenty six year navy veteran. “Blossom” is for my mom as she has had a love for gardening for as long as I could remember. This just feels like the perfect name for my practice as my parents mean the world to me and I admire them in so many ways. As cliché as this may sound, I wouldn’t be where I am today and the person who I am if it weren’t for them.
Not only is Anchor & Blossom Therapy a tribute to my parents, but my hope for you is that you’ll be able to anchor yourself and blossom in therapy. I want you to be able to be more secure in who you are and have the ability to ground yourself. I also want you to blossom and grow into the person that you never thought you could become.