PTSD & Trauma Therapy in Pyeongtaek
PTSD & Trauma Therapy in Pyeongtaek
English-speaking PTSD and trauma care for service members, veterans, and military families near Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base.
English-speaking PTSD and trauma care for service members, veterans, and military families near Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base.
Work directly with Dr. Minsu Kim, a U.S.-licensed clinical psychologist whose clinical training at VA Palo Alto included PTSD assessment and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). At PACE Psychology in Godeok, treatment options include CPT, EMDR, and Prolonged Exposure.
Work directly with Dr. Minsu Kim, a U.S.-licensed clinical psychologist whose clinical training at VA Palo Alto included PTSD assessment and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). At PACE Psychology in Godeok, treatment options include CPT, EMDR, and Prolonged Exposure.
Whether you are starting therapy or still struggling after previous treatment, Dr. Kim reviews your current difficulties and treatment history with you to identify what needs further attention and plan the next steps.
Whether you are starting therapy or still struggling after previous treatment, Dr. Kim reviews your current difficulties and treatment history with you to identify what needs further attention and plan the next steps.
Planning to use insurance? You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss coverage and billing requirements for FSBP, Cigna Global, Aetna International, and other international plans. See the insurance section below for VA FMP and TRICARE information.
Planning to use insurance? You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss coverage and billing requirements for FSBP, Cigna Global, Aetna International, and other international plans. See the insurance section below for VA FMP and TRICARE information.
When Previous PTSD Treatment Hasn’t Helped Enough
When Previous PTSD Treatment Hasn’t Helped Enough
You may have tried counseling, medication, or trauma-focused therapy and still struggle with nightmares, intrusive memories, feeling constantly on guard, or difficulty connecting with others. Some symptoms may have improved while sleep, work, and relationships remain difficult.
You may have tried counseling, medication, or trauma-focused therapy and still struggle with nightmares, intrusive memories, feeling constantly on guard, or difficulty connecting with others. Some symptoms may have improved while sleep, work, and relationships remain difficult.
At PACE Psychology in Pyeongtaek, Dr. Minsu Kim provides PTSD and trauma therapy in English, including care for people seeking another clinical perspective after previous treatment. Together, you review what has helped, what remains unresolved, and what you want to change in daily life.
At PACE Psychology in Pyeongtaek, Dr. Minsu Kim provides PTSD and trauma therapy in English, including care for people seeking another clinical perspective after previous treatment. Together, you review what has helped, what remains unresolved, and what you want to change in daily life.
A Closer Look at Your Previous Treatment
A Closer Look at Your Previous Treatment
Rather than automatically repeating the same approach, Dr. Kim considers:
Rather than automatically repeating the same approach, Dr. Kim considers:
Your treatment history: The approaches you have tried, including CPT, EMDR, or Prolonged Exposure, how long you participated, and what helped or felt difficult.
Your current difficulties: Persistent trauma symptoms and their effects on sleep, relationships, work, and everyday activities.
Other concerns affecting recovery: Depression, anxiety, dissociation, and other difficulties that may need attention alongside PTSD.
Your readiness and preferences: What you feel prepared to address and how your experiences, culture, and goals shape treatment.
Planning the Next Steps Together
Planning the Next Steps Together
The next step may involve adjusting your treatment plan, considering another trauma-focused approach, or clarifying your diagnosis when needed. If you are not ready to describe the traumatic experience in detail, you can begin with your current concerns and what would help you feel comfortable participating in therapy.
The next step may involve adjusting your treatment plan, considering another trauma-focused approach, or clarifying your diagnosis when needed. If you are not ready to describe the traumatic experience in detail, you can begin with your current concerns and what would help you feel comfortable participating in therapy.
Progress is reviewed through symptom measures and changes in daily functioning. If improvement is limited, Dr. Kim discusses possible adjustments with you.
Progress is reviewed through symptom measures and changes in daily functioning. If improvement is limited, Dr. Kim discusses possible adjustments with you.
Off-Post PTSD Care for Service Members, Veterans, and Military Families
Off-Post PTSD Care for Service Members, Veterans, and Military Families
PACE Psychology is an independent, off-post practice in Godeok, Pyeongtaek, providing English-language PTSD and trauma therapy for service members, veterans, and military families near Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base. Individual treatment is provided directly by Dr. Minsu Kim, a U.S.-licensed clinical psychologist with supervised PTSD assessment and treatment experience at VA Palo Alto.
You may be looking for off-post care because you want to:
You may be looking for off-post care because you want to:
Work with a specific clinician whose trauma training and approach fit your needs.
Establish ongoing therapy with Dr. Kim, with goals that address both symptoms and everyday functioning.
Address experiences beyond military service, including childhood abuse, sexual trauma, or other traumatic events that continue to affect your life.
Trauma care is also available to military spouses and other family members. Your concerns do not need to be deployment-related to deserve attention.
Trauma care is also available to military spouses and other family members. Your concerns do not need to be deployment-related to deserve attention.
For those planning to use TRICARE, provider eligibility, coverage, and any required referrals or authorizations must be confirmed before treatment. You’re welcome to book a consultation first to discuss these requirements and payment options. Booking a consultation does not confirm TRICARE coverage.
For those planning to use TRICARE, provider eligibility, coverage, and any required referrals or authorizations must be confirmed before treatment. You’re welcome to book a consultation first to discuss these requirements and payment options. Booking a consultation does not confirm TRICARE coverage.
Insurance and Payment for PTSD Treatment in Korea
Insurance and Payment for PTSD Treatment in Korea
Planning to use insurance for PTSD or trauma therapy in Pyeongtaek? You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss your plan’s coverage and billing requirements, payment arrangements, and potential out-of-pocket costs.
Planning to use insurance for PTSD or trauma therapy in Pyeongtaek? You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss your plan’s coverage and billing requirements, payment arrangements, and potential out-of-pocket costs.
FSBP, Cigna Global, Aetna International, and Other International Plans
FSBP, Cigna Global, Aetna International, and Other International Plans
During your consultation, we’ll discuss how to check whether your specific plan covers outpatient psychotherapy in South Korea, whether prior authorization is required, and what deductibles, copayments, or reimbursement limits may apply.
During your consultation, we’ll discuss how to check whether your specific plan covers outpatient psychotherapy in South Korea, whether prior authorization is required, and what deductibles, copayments, or reimbursement limits may apply.
Direct billing availability depends on your plan and the arrangements confirmed with your insurer. When direct billing is unavailable, PACE can provide an itemized invoice or superbill for you to submit for reimbursement. Reimbursement is subject to your insurer’s terms and claim decision.
Direct billing availability depends on your plan and the arrangements confirmed with your insurer. When direct billing is unavailable, PACE can provide an itemized invoice or superbill for you to submit for reimbursement. Reimbursement is subject to your insurer’s terms and claim decision.
VA Foreign Medical Program (FMP)
VA Foreign Medical Program (FMP)
Veterans living in Korea may be eligible for PTSD treatment through the VA Foreign Medical Program when care is medically necessary for a VA-rated, service-connected condition or another qualifying condition under FMP rules.
Veterans living in Korea may be eligible for PTSD treatment through the VA Foreign Medical Program when care is medically necessary for a VA-rated, service-connected condition or another qualifying condition under FMP rules.
If you have an FMP benefits letter, please provide it for review so we can discuss your covered conditions, documentation, and payment arrangements. FMP does not provide general coverage for every veteran or every mental health concern.
If you have an FMP benefits letter, please provide it for review so we can discuss your covered conditions, documentation, and payment arrangements. FMP does not provide general coverage for every veteran or every mental health concern.
TRICARE Overseas
TRICARE Overseas
PACE Psychology is not currently a TRICARE network provider, and TRICARE coverage for services at PACE has not been confirmed.
PACE Psychology is not currently a TRICARE network provider, and TRICARE coverage for services at PACE has not been confirmed.
If you would like to receive PTSD treatment with Dr. Minsu Kim, contact TRICARE Overseas / International SOS to ask whether care with him can be authorized under your plan. Active-duty service members need a referral and pre-authorization to see a TRICARE-authorized civilian mental health provider. A referral alone does not establish coverage at PACE Psychology.
If you would like to receive PTSD treatment with Dr. Minsu Kim, contact TRICARE Overseas / International SOS to ask whether care with him can be authorized under your plan. Active-duty service members need a referral and pre-authorization to see a TRICARE-authorized civilian mental health provider. A referral alone does not establish coverage at PACE Psychology.
You are welcome to contact PACE Psychology for practice and provider information to support your inquiry.
You are welcome to contact PACE Psychology for practice and provider information to support your inquiry.
During Your Consultation
During Your Consultation
You’re welcome to book a consultation first and bring your insurance plan details or questions about fees to the consultation. We will explain the proposed billing arrangement and any costs identified during the review before you decide whether to proceed.
You’re welcome to book a consultation first and bring your insurance plan details or questions about fees to the consultation. We will explain the proposed billing arrangement and any costs identified during the review before you decide whether to proceed.
PTSD Treatment Options: CPT, EMDR, and Prolonged Exposure
PTSD Treatment Options: CPT, EMDR, and Prolonged Exposure
PACE Psychology offers PTSD and trauma therapy in English in Pyeongtaek. Treatment options include Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Prolonged Exposure (PE), three trauma-focused psychotherapies recommended by the VA/DoD clinical practice guideline for PTSD.
PACE Psychology offers PTSD and trauma therapy in English in Pyeongtaek. Treatment options include Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Prolonged Exposure (PE), three trauma-focused psychotherapies recommended by the VA/DoD clinical practice guideline for PTSD.
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
CPT examines how trauma has affected your beliefs about yourself, other people, and the world. Treatment helps you identify and reconsider beliefs that keep you feeling stuck, including self-blame, guilt, and difficulty feeling safe or trusting others.
CPT examines how trauma has affected your beliefs about yourself, other people, and the world. Treatment helps you identify and reconsider beliefs that keep you feeling stuck, including self-blame, guilt, and difficulty feeling safe or trusting others.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
EMDR is a structured therapy that addresses distress associated with traumatic memories. During memory processing, you focus on aspects of an experience while using bilateral stimulation, such as guided eye movements, alternating taps, or sounds. Dr. Kim discusses the process and available stimulation options with you before beginning.
EMDR is a structured therapy that addresses distress associated with traumatic memories. During memory processing, you focus on aspects of an experience while using bilateral stimulation, such as guided eye movements, alternating taps, or sounds. Dr. Kim discusses the process and available stimulation options with you before beginning.
Prolonged Exposure (PE)
Prolonged Exposure (PE)
PE helps you gradually approach trauma-related memories and safe situations you have been avoiding. Through planned practice in sessions and between appointments, treatment aims to reduce the distress and avoidance that interfere with daily life.
PE helps you gradually approach trauma-related memories and safe situations you have been avoiding. Through planned practice in sessions and between appointments, treatment aims to reduce the distress and avoidance that interfere with daily life.
Choosing an Approach Together
Choosing an Approach Together
Dr. Kim explains the recommended approach, what sessions involve, and any between-session practice before you decide how to proceed. Your symptoms, previous treatment experiences, cultural context, readiness, and preferences inform that discussion.
Dr. Kim explains the recommended approach, what sessions involve, and any between-session practice before you decide how to proceed. Your symptoms, previous treatment experiences, cultural context, readiness, and preferences inform that discussion.
CBT- and ACT-based strategies may also be used to address related concerns and support daily functioning. The goal is to help you participate more fully in work, relationships, and the activities that matter to you.
CBT- and ACT-based strategies may also be used to address related concerns and support daily functioning. The goal is to help you participate more fully in work, relationships, and the activities that matter to you.
PTSD and Trauma Expertise: Dr. Minsu Kim
PTSD and Trauma Expertise: Dr. Minsu Kim
Dr. Minsu Kim is a clinical psychologist licensed in Washington and Maryland, USA. At PACE Psychology in Pyeongtaek, he provides PTSD assessment and trauma therapy in English and Korean, drawing on supervised clinical training with veterans, PTSD research participation, and additional assessment and treatment training.
Dr. Minsu Kim is a clinical psychologist licensed in Washington and Maryland, USA. At PACE Psychology in Pyeongtaek, he provides PTSD assessment and trauma therapy in English and Korean, drawing on supervised clinical training with veterans, PTSD research participation, and additional assessment and treatment training.
Clinical Training at VA Palo Alto
Clinical Training at VA Palo Alto
From July 2019 to July 2020, Dr. Kim completed a doctoral practicum in VA Palo Alto’s Homeless Veterans Rehabilitation Program (HVRP). He worked with veterans experiencing PTSD, alcohol-related difficulties, depression, anxiety, and disruptions in housing, employment, and relationships.
From July 2019 to July 2020, Dr. Kim completed a doctoral practicum in VA Palo Alto’s Homeless Veterans Rehabilitation Program (HVRP). He worked with veterans experiencing PTSD, alcohol-related difficulties, depression, anxiety, and disruptions in housing, employment, and relationships.
His training included closely supervised Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), diagnostic interviewing, individual psychotherapy, and group therapy. This experience shaped his attention to the practical difficulties that accompany trauma, including problems that may remain even when symptoms are less visible.
His training included closely supervised Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), diagnostic interviewing, individual psychotherapy, and group therapy. This experience shaped his attention to the practical difficulties that accompany trauma, including problems that may remain even when symptoms are less visible.
Research at the National Center for PTSD
Research at the National Center for PTSD
Separately from his clinical practicum, Dr. Kim assisted research at the National Center for PTSD, contributing to background literature review and manuscript development. He co-authored the 2021 paper, Military Acculturation and Readjustment to the Civilian Context, published in Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy.
Additional Assessment and Treatment Training
Additional Assessment and Treatment Training
Dr. Kim has completed additional training in EMDR and the Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5 (CAPS-5), a structured interview used for detailed adult PTSD assessment.
Dr. Kim has completed additional training in EMDR and the Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5 (CAPS-5), a structured interview used for detailed adult PTSD assessment.
His approach considers your symptoms alongside your cultural background, relationships, and daily responsibilities. Treatment goals focus on helping you regain functioning and participate in a meaningful life, with your experiences and priorities guiding the work.
His approach considers your symptoms alongside your cultural background, relationships, and daily responsibilities. Treatment goals focus on helping you regain functioning and participate in a meaningful life, with your experiences and priorities guiding the work.
PTSD Assessment and Diagnostic Clarification in Pyeongtaek
PTSD Assessment and Diagnostic Clarification in Pyeongtaek
Are you unsure whether your symptoms are PTSD, anxiety, depression, or a combination of concerns? PACE Psychology provides PTSD assessment in English and Korean with Dr. Minsu Kim, a U.S.-licensed clinical psychologist.
Are you unsure whether your symptoms are PTSD, anxiety, depression, or a combination of concerns? PACE Psychology provides PTSD assessment in English and Korean with Dr. Minsu Kim, a U.S.-licensed clinical psychologist.
Assessment considers your experiences, symptoms, and their effects on everyday life. The findings help clarify your diagnosis and guide treatment recommendations.
Assessment considers your experiences, symptoms, and their effects on everyday life. The findings help clarify your diagnosis and guide treatment recommendations.
Clinical Interview and PTSD Screening
Clinical Interview and PTSD Screening
The process begins with a clinical interview about your current difficulties, relevant experiences, and treatment history. Questionnaires such as the PTSD Checklist for DSM-5 (PCL-5) can help identify symptoms, but a questionnaire score alone does not establish a confirmed PTSD diagnosis.
The process begins with a clinical interview about your current difficulties, relevant experiences, and treatment history. Questionnaires such as the PTSD Checklist for DSM-5 (PCL-5) can help identify symptoms, but a questionnaire score alone does not establish a confirmed PTSD diagnosis.
Dr. Kim also considers related concerns, including depression, anxiety, sleep difficulties, and dissociation, rather than assuming that every difficulty has the same cause.
Dr. Kim also considers related concerns, including depression, anxiety, sleep difficulties, and dissociation, rather than assuming that every difficulty has the same cause.
Detailed Adult PTSD Assessment with CAPS-5
Detailed Adult PTSD Assessment with CAPS-5
When a more detailed adult PTSD evaluation is appropriate and you would like to proceed, Dr. Kim uses the Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5 (CAPS-5).
This structured interview examines trauma exposure, symptom frequency and severity, how long symptoms have been present, and their impact on relationships, work, and daily functioning. Dr. Kim discusses the purpose and scope of the evaluation with you beforehand.
Connecting Assessment to Treatment
Connecting Assessment to Treatment
After the assessment, Dr. Kim explains the findings and discusses the next steps with you. A detailed CAPS-5 evaluation is not required for everyone seeking trauma therapy.
After the assessment, Dr. Kim explains the findings and discusses the next steps with you. A detailed CAPS-5 evaluation is not required for everyone seeking trauma therapy.
If you do not meet the full criteria for PTSD but are experiencing significant distress related to difficult experiences, treatment can still address your symptoms and their effects on your life.
If you do not meet the full criteria for PTSD but are experiencing significant distress related to difficult experiences, treatment can still address your symptoms and their effects on your life.
What to Expect from PTSD Treatment at PACE Psychology
What to Expect from PTSD Treatment at PACE Psychology
Starting trauma therapy can feel like a significant step. At PACE Psychology in Pyeongtaek, Dr. Minsu Kim explains the process and works with you to establish goals and a treatment plan.
Starting trauma therapy can feel like a significant step. At PACE Psychology in Pyeongtaek, Dr. Minsu Kim explains the process and works with you to establish goals and a treatment plan.
Contact and practical arrangements
Book a consultation to discuss what you are seeking help with. During the consultation, we’ll discuss next steps, fees, and insurance coverage and billing options if applicable.
Book a consultation to discuss what you are seeking help with. During the consultation, we’ll discuss next steps, fees, and insurance coverage and billing options if applicable.
Understanding your concerns
Initial sessions explore your current difficulties, daily life, and previous treatment experiences. You can begin with what feels manageable to discuss, without starting with a detailed account of the traumatic event.
Assessment when needed
Clinical interviews and questionnaires help inform treatment. If a detailed PTSD evaluation would be useful, Dr. Kim explains the options and discusses whether to proceed.
Clinical interviews and questionnaires help inform treatment. If a detailed PTSD evaluation would be useful, Dr. Kim explains the options and discusses whether to proceed.
Planning treatment together
You identify priorities, such as improving sleep, managing distress, returning to activities, or strengthening relationships. Dr. Kim explains the proposed approach, session structure, and any between-session practice so you can make an informed decision.
You identify priorities, such as improving sleep, managing distress, returning to activities, or strengthening relationships. Dr. Kim explains the proposed approach, session structure, and any between-session practice so you can make an informed decision.
Reviewing progress and adjusting care
Throughout treatment, you review symptoms and changes in everyday functioning. These conversations help identify what is helping, where difficulties remain, and whether the plan needs adjustment.
Throughout treatment, you review symptoms and changes in everyday functioning. These conversations help identify what is helping, where difficulties remain, and whether the plan needs adjustment.
When PTSD Symptoms Feel Urgent or Overwhelming
When PTSD Symptoms Feel Urgent or Overwhelming
If nightmares, flashbacks, anxiety, or difficulty sleeping are making daily life increasingly difficult, contact PACE Psychology to discuss your concerns and ask about the earliest available appointment for PTSD or trauma therapy in Pyeongtaek.
If nightmares, flashbacks, anxiety, or difficulty sleeping are making daily life increasingly difficult, contact PACE Psychology to discuss your concerns and ask about the earliest available appointment for PTSD or trauma therapy in Pyeongtaek.
Briefly describe what has changed and how it is affecting you. This helps Dr. Minsu Kim consider whether outpatient treatment at PACE Psychology is appropriate or whether another level of care is needed.
Briefly describe what has changed and how it is affecting you. This helps Dr. Minsu Kim consider whether outpatient treatment at PACE Psychology is appropriate or whether another level of care is needed.
If You Need Immediate Help
If You Need Immediate Help
If you may act on thoughts of harming yourself or someone else, cannot keep yourself safe, or need immediate medical attention, call 119 in South Korea or go to the nearest emergency department.
PACE Psychology provides care by appointment and is not a 24-hour emergency service. Please do not wait for a response to an email or appointment request when immediate help is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions About PTSD and Trauma Therapy
Frequently Asked Questions About PTSD and Trauma Therapy
Can I seek help if previous PTSD treatment did not help enough?
Can I seek help if previous PTSD treatment did not help enough?
Yes. Dr. Minsu Kim reviews your previous treatment, what helped, and where difficulties remain. Together, you consider whether to adjust the approach, explore another treatment option, or clarify your diagnosis.
Yes. Dr. Minsu Kim reviews your previous treatment, what helped, and where difficulties remain. Together, you consider whether to adjust the approach, explore another treatment option, or clarify your diagnosis.
Do I need a PTSD diagnosis before starting trauma therapy?
Do I need a PTSD diagnosis before starting trauma therapy?
No. You can contact PACE Psychology without an existing diagnosis. Initial appointments help clarify your concerns and treatment needs. A detailed CAPS-5 assessment is considered when appropriate, rather than required for every client.
No. You can contact PACE Psychology without an existing diagnosis. Initial appointments help clarify your concerns and treatment needs. A detailed CAPS-5 assessment is considered when appropriate, rather than required for every client.
Can therapy address childhood abuse or trauma unrelated to military service?
Can therapy address childhood abuse or trauma unrelated to military service?
Yes. Trauma therapy can address childhood abuse and other traumatic experiences, including concerns that affect military spouses and family members. Your experiences do not need to be related to combat or deployment.
Yes. Trauma therapy can address childhood abuse and other traumatic experiences, including concerns that affect military spouses and family members. Your experiences do not need to be related to combat or deployment.
Do I have to describe the traumatic experience at my first appointment?
Do I have to describe the traumatic experience at my first appointment?
You can begin with your current difficulties and what you hope to change. Dr. Kim explains what the proposed treatment involves, including any work with traumatic memories, before you decide how to proceed.
You can begin with your current difficulties and what you hope to change. Dr. Kim explains what the proposed treatment involves, including any work with traumatic memories, before you decide how to proceed.
Can I use insurance for PTSD therapy at PACE Psychology?
Can I use insurance for PTSD therapy at PACE Psychology?
Coverage depends on your plan and provider requirements. PACE Psychology reviews FSBP, Cigna Global, Aetna International, and other international plans before treatment. VA FMP has specific eligibility rules. PACE Psychology is not currently a TRICARE network provider, and TRICARE coverage has not been confirmed. You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss your coverage, any required authorizations, and payment options. Booking a consultation does not confirm insurance coverage.
Coverage depends on your plan and provider requirements. PACE Psychology reviews FSBP, Cigna Global, Aetna International, and other international plans before treatment. VA FMP has specific eligibility rules. PACE Psychology is not currently a TRICARE network provider, and TRICARE coverage has not been confirmed. You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss your coverage, any required authorizations, and payment options. Booking a consultation does not confirm insurance coverage.
Book PTSD and Trauma Therapy in Pyeongtaek
Book PTSD and Trauma Therapy in Pyeongtaek
PACE Psychology is located in Godeok, Pyeongtaek, and provides in-person PTSD and trauma therapy in English and Korean for local residents, including service members, veterans, and military families near Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base.
PACE Psychology is located in Godeok, Pyeongtaek, and provides in-person PTSD and trauma therapy in English and Korean for local residents, including service members, veterans, and military families near Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base.
Book a consultation with PACE Psychology to discuss your concerns, next steps, and insurance or payment arrangements. You can briefly explain what you are seeking help with without providing a detailed trauma history in your initial inquiry.
Book a consultation with PACE Psychology to discuss your concerns, next steps, and insurance or payment arrangements. You can briefly explain what you are seeking help with without providing a detailed trauma history in your initial inquiry.
PTSD & Trauma Therapy in Pyeongtaek, South Korea
PTSD & Trauma Therapy in Pyeongtaek, South Korea
PACE Psychology is located in Godeok, Pyeongtaek, South Korea. We provide PTSD assessment and trauma therapy in English and Korean for local residents, including service members, veterans, and military families near Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base.
PACE Psychology is located in Godeok, Pyeongtaek, South Korea. We provide PTSD assessment and trauma therapy in English and Korean for local residents, including service members, veterans, and military families near Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base.
PACE Psychology
245 Godeok-ro, Suite 401
Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do 18020
South Korea
PACE Psychology
245 Godeok-ro, Suite 401
Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do 18020
South Korea
Ample free public parking is available directly behind the building.
Ample free public parking is available directly behind the building.
Getting Started with Trauma Therapy at PACE
Getting Started with Trauma Therapy at PACE
Whether you are starting therapy or seeking further help after previous treatment, contact PACE Psychology to discuss your concerns and possible next steps with Dr. Minsu Kim.
Whether you are starting therapy or seeking further help after previous treatment, contact PACE Psychology to discuss your concerns and possible next steps with Dr. Minsu Kim.
Briefly tell us what has been difficult and whether you have received previous treatment. You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss assessment or therapy options and insurance or payment arrangements.
Briefly tell us what has been difficult and whether you have received previous treatment. You’re welcome to book a consultation first. During the consultation, we’ll discuss assessment or therapy options and insurance or payment arrangements.