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Hi, I’m Lynn Wang tLMHC

Mental Health Therapist

Fluent in Mandarin | 普通话流利

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About Me

Hello, I’m Lynn Wang (she /they). I’m a therapist deeply drawn to understanding human behavior, relationships, and the ways people find belonging. I value authentic connection, emotional understanding, and creating a space where you can show up exactly as you are—without pressure to perform or have it all figured out.

As a bilingual, neurodivergent, first-generation immigrant, I bring both professional training and lived experience into my work. I’m fluent in English and Mandarin and I understand the complexity of navigating multiple cultures and expectations.

These experiences shape my commitment to providing therapy that is affirming, culturally responsive, and grounded in respect for your unique story. If this resonates with you, I welcome you to reach out.

I offer in-office and Telehealth appointments from 3pm - 8pm Wednesday - Sunday.

Clinical Areas

  • Identity exploration and identity development

  • LGBTQ+ related stressors & experiences

  • Neurodivergence (Autism & ADHD)

  • PTSD / trauma

  • Racial identity stress and BIPOC-related experiences

  • Relationship concerns and interpersonal dynamics

  • Self-esteem and self-worth concerns

  • Suicide and self harm behaviors

  • Anxiety / panic

  • Alcohol & Substance

  • Chronic stress / overwhelm related to ongoing life demands

  • Cross-cultural and international experiences

  • Depression / persistent low mood

  • Family conflict and intergenerational dynamics

  • Grief and loss

Below is a list of common mental health concerns I work with in practice. This list is not exhaustive, and if you don’t see your specific concern listed here - that’s okay. Everyone comes to therapy with a unique story, different needs, and different stages of readiness.

Passion Areas

  • Navigating immigrant, cross-cultural, and multicultural identity experiences

  • Exploring the impact of cultural and generational trauma on identity, emotions, and relationships

  • Affirming LGBTQ+ identity development, self-acceptance, and belonging

  • Examining attachment patterns and how early relational experiences shape adult connection

  • Providing neurodivergent-affirming support for identity, burnout, and daily life

  • Addressing anxiety, depression, grief, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions that reshape meaning

My passion areas reflect the themes I feel most drawn to and most energized by in my work with clients.

Modalities & Education

My work is grounded in an integrative approach that explores how past experiences shape present thoughts, emotions, relationships, and behaviors. I tailor therapy to each person’s needs, drawing from evidence-based and relational approaches including attachment theory, psychodynamic therapy, ACT, person-centered therapy, IFS, motivational interviewing, and feminist theory.

These approaches support greater self-understanding, emotional insight, self-compassion, and lasting change.

I provide services under the supervision of Ali Simpson, LMHC.

  • Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling / Johns Hopkins University

  • Bachelors of Arts in Psychology / University of Iowa

Outside the Therapy Office

Outside of the office, I enjoy engaging in calm meaningful activities that foster connection with the people who matter most to me. Spending time with friends and family allows me to express myself authentically, feel seen, and experience mutual care and belonging.

I also value quiet moments of solitude and grounding through hobbies such as swimming, archery, journaling, crafting, and other creative pursuits that help me reconnect with myself.