• Do you find that your bi/multi-cultural identity leaves you without a sense of belonging?

• Do you wish you knew more about the Korean side of your identity?

• Have you been curious about Korean history and unsure of where to begin?

• Do you want to know more about your family heritage?

• Do you have moments where you feel misunderstood by your family?

• Do you feel unsure of what you really want in life or what you want to do with your life? 

• Do you wish to feel more connected to the things that bring you joy and closer to a life filled with a sense of purpose and meaning?

If these questions apply to you, join us for this course!

ABOUT THE COURSE

This course is intended for Koreans that would like to learn more about the historical context of their Korean heritage, explore their family’s intergenerational trauma and strengths, develop a deeper connection to their motherland in order to discover their unique identity, and ultimately feel more at home within themselves.

• 8-week live, virtual course

• Weekly journaling, reading assignments, a creative project, and 1:1 consultation

• Participation is highly encouraged, as we will be having group and partner discussions

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Explore the definition of identity and how our identity gets shaped and formed

• Explore how Korean, Korean-American, and Asian-American history have contributed to intergenerational trauma and strengths and in what ways they have impacted and shaped your identity

• Develop a deeper connection to your Korean culture, community, and your unique identity

• Explore and connect to your desires and feel the freedom to live a life that is aligned with who you are

COST AND ACCESSIBILITY

$550 – Individual

Individual Payment Plan - 1st $300 payment at time of registration, 2nd $300 payment due prior to the first day of class

*As much as we’re able, we would like to make this course accessible to anyone that does not have the financial resources to pay the full tuition. Please do not hesitate to contact us if cost is a barrier.

ABOUT YOUR FACILITATOR 

Hi, my name is Ella Chang. I am a coach and licensed mental health counselor and the founder of All Things Korean. I created All Things Korean with the desire to connect Koreans to their motherland through exploring history, culture, and language, so that they can discover their unique identity, and ultimately feel more at home within themselves. I believe that everyone has their own unique identity that is always evolving. When it comes to my Korean identity, I have found that my life experience has mostly reflected a sense of sitting right on top of the hyphen between the term Korean-American. I am also currently exploring what it means to be a person of the global Korean diaspora where my identity derives meaning from my community, relationships, and who I am as a person, rather than being defined by a physical place.

GROUP GUIDELINES

• This is a space to grow, learn, process, and support one another. Please be respectful and do your part to create a judgment-free zone.

• What is said and shared in the group should stay in the group. Due to the personal nature of some of the topics, please do not share anything shared in the group to anyone outside of your cohort.

• While this course may feel therapeutic at times, it is not intended to be or replace therapy.