Yanlin Tso (LCSW)

Do you often feel misunderstood? Or like you have been seeking someone who can really help you understand and accept yourself? Or understand your differences? I work with people regardless of ability, gender identity, race, sexual orientation and gender identity. I am committed to offering culturally conscious therapy, overcoming bias and stigma with a healing justice framework. In addition, I use a strengths based approach to build upon skills clients already have to strengthen coping and self acceptance. Welcome and congratulations on your commitment to health and healing! No matter what leads you to counseling, there is always hope for a better day. Sometimes finding the right therapist is difficult. I’m Yanlin and I’m looking forward to meeting you! To tell you a little about myself, I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I received my Master’s in Social Work at Florida State University and since then I have worked with diverse people for 6 years in a variety of settings. Congratulations for taking the first step! Starting with a new therapist can be uncomfortable, but is well worth the time and energy when you find the right fit. Let me tell you a little about my approach to help you make your decision. First my goal is to build a supportive relationship, which must include safety, trust and acceptance. I believe that therapy must center on you, your strengths and how you define your own needs. I use a strengths based approach to help you recognize your own resources and supports available to help you achieve your goals. I also like to acknowledge the incredible challenges we face in our world today. Our lives are changing so quickly that it can be difficult to know what the future may hold. I am happy to help you stay resourced and grounded to find the path and coping skills that work best for you. My experience includes working with adults who may be facing discrimination,, life changes, relationship issues, LGBT related concerns or neurodivergent concerns. My approaches include person centered therapy, ACT, Internal Family Systems and Somatic Approaches. In therapy, I always ask how we can build on the strengths to adapt to the circumstances at hand, while identifying barriers that keep you from achieving your goals.