Panh Nha Song is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who brings both professional expertise and lived experience into her work. Beyond her clinical role, she is a daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. She is bilingual in Hmong and English and immigrated to the United States as a refugee from Thailand at the age of one. Growing up navigating two cultures deeply shaped her understanding of identity, belonging, and resilience. 

Panh is a mom to four children. She also carries the profound experience of loss, having lost her oldest child to cancer at the age of 24. This life-altering experience reinforced her belief that no one goes through life without needing support. She openly acknowledges the importance of seeking help and has personally engaged in therapy, experiences that have strengthened her empathy, humility, and compassion as a counselor.

With over ten years of experience in the healthcare and human services fields, Panh has worked in adolescent day treatment programs, homeless shelters, and career counseling. Her work is grounded in understanding the complex realities individuals and families face, and she is committed to meeting people where they are with care and respect.

Panh earned her Bachelor’s degree in Human Development from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay and a Master of Arts in Counseling from Lakeland University. In addition to her clinical training, she has a faith-based background and offers biblical counseling for those who request it. Grateful for the many people who supported her along her journey, Panh is passionate about giving back and sharing her gifts to help others heal, grow, and find hope.