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The first generation of Korean immigrants overcame many hardships in order to settle successfully in the Chicago area, seeking opportunities for their children in the United States. Today, the Korean community in Chicago has become an active voice in broader American society, increasingly expressing and affirming its cultural identity.

At the same time, however, many second-generation Koreans face challenges due to cultural differences between the first and second generations, as well as communication barriers caused by language gaps.

With over 40 years of counseling experience in both Korea and the United States, Dr. Chae has worked with Korean, American, and other Asian clients struggling with psychological difficulties. He provides effective support for individuals and families dealing with marital and parenting issues, children’s educational and career concerns, the aftermath of domestic violence or sexual assault, and other trauma-related challenges.

In addition, Dr. Chae offers an integrative approach that combines Christian faith with psychological treatment. This enables him to help not only with mental and emotional concerns but also to guide those seeking spiritual growth alongside healing.