Angie YongLicensed Professional Counselor, MA, LCPC, NCC (she, her)

About

Struggling with executive functioning? Feeling unheard and/or unseen? Dealing with the impacts of past traumas and hurts? These are the common threads that I find in a lot of my clients. As a neurodivergent therapist (diagnosed with ADHD myself), my clients find comfort in my ability to understand the neuroAtypical mind, experience, and perspective. My clients seek me out to build insight and self-awareness, education and knowledge about their unique experiences (from why it is they think the way they do, to why it is they act the way they do), and ultimately lasting change for a fulfilling life. As a therapist, I tend to lean more towards the "practical" and direct approach. I understand that sometimes it's not just about talking, and perhaps more about the "OK, but what do I do ABOUT that though?" At the same time, I make space for sitting in silence and discomfort, allowing times (and space) clients to find the answers they already have within.

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