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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2025 · 50 MIN

Redefining Asian American Identity, Family, and Masculinity with Gabi Koyenov

from Big Asian Energy · host John Wang

 In this episode of Big Asian Energy, we sit down with therapist and founder of The Men’s Therapy Studio, Gabi Koyenov, whose Central Asian Jewish identity challenges the typical definition of "Asian American." We explore the complexities of heritage, generational expectations, and what it means to show up for ourselves and others as men, children of immigrants, and healing humans. What Gabi Shares: Expanding the definition of Asian American Identity Intergenerational and cultural gaps in immigrant households The unique struggles men face in therapy and identity work About Gabi KoyenovGabi Koyenov is a New York–based licensed marriage and family therapist and the founder of The Men’s Therapy Studio, a space dedicated to helping men navigate mental health, relationships, and self-discovery. With roots in Central Asia and a background in Jewish tradition, Gabi brings a unique cultural lens to his work, blending clinical methods with holistic care and deep empathy. Connect with GabiWebsite: themenstherapystudio.comInstagram: @journey_with_gabiPodcast: The Gabi Koyenov Podcast (Apple)YouTube: @gabikoyenov  

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