Cindy Tang, AMFT (#147830)
Relational and Trauma-Conscious Psychotherapist
The human experience is complex—and for many second-generation individuals, it can carry unique layers shaped by culture, family, and identity. In therapy with me, you’ll find a safe and supportive space to explore your stories, values, and lived experiences without judgment.
I draw from a range of therapeutic approaches—including Narrative, Somatic, Psychodynamic, Attachment, and Cognitive-Behavioral methods—to support children, adults, couples, and families.
I’ll walk alongside you on your journey, supporting you in healing and cultivating self-compassion. I understand how difficult it can be to speak up—and the guilt that may come with prioritizing yourself or seeking help for your child. Therapy is an investment, and it takes courage to take the first step.
I invite you to schedule a free consultation to learn more about my approach, see if we’re a good fit, and explore what therapy can offer you. I look forward to meeting you.
Individuals (50 min): $150
Couples/Families (60 min): $180
“When we don’t run away from our suffering, but we recognize it, embrace it, and look deeply into it, suffering begins to transform, and liberation and enlightenment manifest.” – Thich Nhat Hanh
Child Play Therapy
The power of play with children often goes forgotten during times of stress, transitions, or after traumatic events. As a parent, you may also be on a healing journey and find yourself struggling to be present for your child. Play therapy provides an opportunity for children to re-experience, learn, reflect, and grow in a safe and intentional environment.
I have three areas of expertise in child therapy, primarily with children ages 5–11 years old:
- Trauma
- Anxiety
- Divorce/Family Issues
Divorce-related support can be integrated with co-parenting work at MACS or with other clinicians.
Individual Therapy
Asking for support and help during a time of crisis, change, and transition can feel overwhelming, but therapy serves as a reminder that you do not have to endure difficulties alone. I primarily focus on supporting:
- Ambiguous Grief
- Highly Sensitive People (HSP) or Empaths
- Childhood, Intergenerational, Relational, and Complex Trauma
- Bicultural Identity
- Neurodiversity in BIPOC individuals (ADHD)
- Burnout and chronic stress from work
Couples & Families
It can be difficult to express our deepest emotions to the ones we love and care for deeply. Our own complex past, behaviors, and patterns may be unconsciously driving our behaviors in the relationship, partnership, or family unit.
We are also often dealing with gendered, cultural, hierarchical, or political roles and expectations that are placed on us and dominate our narratives.
I am especially attuned to support couples and families through these situations:
- When a family member is sick or ill
- Immigration challenges
- Cultural pressure
- Gender roles