Yin Hu, LPC

Sex/Gender: Female
Pronouns: She / Her
Ethnicity: Chinese
Bio
In each of my therapy sessions, I seek to give the right support for clients to talk about the things that really matter. I listen carefully and engage deeply so I can provide the feedback and reflection you need to find your path forward with more clarity and confidence. I use my knowledge and experience to help you connect the dots and realize you are not alone. I believe change comes in small steps and I’m here to support you and to celebrate every victory.
I have extensive experience working with adults who have experienced trauma around issues of self-esteem, relationships, conflict, racial identity and grief. I draw from a variety of theories including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral therapy, internal family systems and my ongoing study of somatic strategies, and trauma reprocessing techniques.
My work with people of color and in-depth understanding of Asian American issues inform my culturally responsive approach and critical thinking around application of theories. I welcome exploration of spirituality. Connect with me on here or through my website to find out more!
License State: Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Sliding Scale / Reduced Fee Accepted: Yes
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Modalities
Individuals, Couples
Therapy Offered
In Person Therapy, Telehealth/Teletherapy
Types of Therapy
Attachment-based/Relational Therapy
Issues
Depression, trauma-ptsd, Spirituality, Anxiety, Stress, Grief, Racial Identity, Women's Issues, Suicidal Ideation, Self Esteem, Parenting, Emotion Regulation, Relationship Issues
Last modified: August 30, 2023

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