Hello, I’m Mizuho (My nickname is Miho).

For more than 27 years, I have had the privilege of sitting beside people as they navigate some of the most meaningful—and sometimes most difficult—chapters of their lives.

What continues to inspire me after all these years is simple: being with people as they are. I feel deeply honored when someone trusts me with their story. I listen, I witness, and I try to create a space where you don't have to be anyone other than yourself.

Over the years, I have watched clients find their voices, reconnect with parts of themselves, heal relationships, take new risks, and discover possibilities they couldn't see before. Being able to witness these transformations is what continues to fuel my work. I feel genuinely grateful—and often excited—to be part of someone's growth journey.

My own story

My life in the United States began when I came here as an international student. Living in a culture different from my own shaped me in ways I could not have anticipated at the time. I learned what it feels like to navigate between languages, cultures, expectations, and different ways of understanding relationships and belonging.

Perhaps because of this experience, I have always been drawn to people who live between worlds—people who may feel that they don't fit neatly into one culture, one identity, or one way of being.

Today, I am also a partner and a mother of two. My family has taught me, in very real and sometimes humbling ways, that relationships are never static. We continue to grow, change, misunderstand one another, repair, laugh, and find our way back to each other and to ourselves

And yes, I drink green tea every morning. 🍵

That small ritual is one of the ways I remind myself to slow down and arrive in the present moment—something I encourage my clients to do as well.