Tiffany Lin, Psy.D.

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Program Development & Hiring Coordinator

Pronouns: she/her

My Specialties

  • Individual, Couples, & Group Therapy

  • Depression 

  • Anxiety and OCD

  • Anger

  • Attachment Concerns

  • Relationship Concerns

  • Personality Patterns, Traits, Disorders

  • Intimacy and Sexuality

  • Culturally Competent Care

  • Identity Issues

  • Grief & Loss

My Approach to Therapy

My approach to therapy is curious, empathic, and engaged. As a psychodynamically trained therapist, I believe your experiences and relationships in early life play a key role in the person you are today: how you see yourself and the world, navigate relationships, and cope with challenges when they arise. I believe understanding and examining your past experiences can provide clarity about your present and empower you to change your future. Although my practice is anchored in psychodynamic principles, I integrate theories and techniques from a range of orientations, including attachment, person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, and acceptance and commitment therapies. I am committed to meeting my clients where they are and working collaboratively to guide the therapeutic process. Through reflection, thoughtful inquiry, and a strong therapeutic relationship, I believe I can help you uncover your path to a fuller, more satisfying, and more meaningful life.

Education

2015: B.A. Psychology
Washington University in St. Louis

2017: M.Psy. Clinical Psychology
The George Washington University, Washington DC

2019: Psy.D. Clinical Psychology
The George Washington University, Washington DC

Trainings

Clinical Management of Depressive Symptoms in the Context of Substance Abuse Treatment for Suicidal Ideation, Self-Harm, and Suicide Attempts Among Youth

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Case Illustrations: Demonstration of Key Interventions for Common Clinical Presentations and Problems

Culture and the Psychosocial Implications of Socioeconomic Position Part 1: Culture and Social Determinants of Health

Culture and the Psychosocial Implications of Socioeconomic Position Part 3. Social Determinants of Health: Policy and Community Interventions