Breanna Seoyun Huh, LISAC | Primary Therapist

Breanna Seoyun Huh, LISAC

Clinical Staff:Breanna Seoyun Huh, LISAC

Primary Therapist

Breanna Seoyun Huh currently serves as the Primary Therapist for Acceptance Recovery Center and is licensed by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners as an Independent Substance Abuse Counselor. Seoyun received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Ajou University in South Korea, and received a second bachelor’s degree in Justice Studies from Arizona State University. Seoyun completed her Master’s degree in Addiction Counseling from Grand Canyon University.

Seoyun has a passion to help clients develop treatment & recovery plans, as well as identify their behaviors that interfere with both processes. Seoyun also reviews and recommends treatment options to families, helping them to develop strategies for dealing with their loved ones addiction.

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