Valentine Yeye Psychotherapy, LMHC

Growing up, the connection among thoughts, feelings, and behavior always intrigued me. My path to becoming a therapist began when I learned that my grandmother was diagnosed with dementia. I was obsessed with learning about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, medications, and — most of all — her personality changes. As a result, I developed a love for psychology and psychopharmacology. I have worked and continue to work in various settings, including child welfare where I conduct family therapy and school settings where I apply all I have learned and experienced as well as evidence-based models I am still learning.

I believe there is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy. My population of focus is adults, 18 years and older. With an integrative approach that is customized to your goals, I help create a safe space utilizing compassion, empathy, and a judgment-free atmosphere for you to be your true self, explore your thoughts, and express your feelings. As a result, you will learn strategies to help you identify your triggers, learn coping methods, and increase your communication skills in order to strengthen your relationships.

I believe in providing a holistic approach, which I find particularly important in my work with my clients. I incorporate meditation, deep breathing, mindfulness, and guided imagery into my sessions. To yield greater and more meaningful results, I continue to collaborate with a team of clinicians as well as research and engage in continuing education and trainings.

I am super excited about the accessibility of mental health professionals and clients. There is power in telehealth, especially in eliminating the everyday hassles of commute time and parking. As a result, professionals are providing high-quality treatments, and clients are receiving their well-deserved services from the comfort of their homes.