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Pronouns: She/Her
Fully Licensed Clinician
Telehealth available in IN • WI • FL
Individual Therapy | Family Therapy | Life Coaching
Hi, I’m Grace. I work especially well with people who seem capable and successful on the outside but feel overwhelmed, exhausted, or disconnected on the inside. You may be navigating a demanding career or academic environment while also carrying anxiety, burnout, perfectionism, past trauma, relationship stress, or complex cultural and family expectations.
My approach is warm, collaborative, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed. I believe emotional distress does not happen in isolation—our experiences are shaped by relationships, culture, identity, and the environments we have learned to navigate. For immigrants, international students, and people living across cultures, therapy can also be a place to explore belonging, identity, family expectations, and the pressure of adapting to different worlds.
In our work together, we may slow down and explore what is happening beneath the surface, process painful experiences, identify patterns that keep you stuck, and develop practical skills for navigating intense emotions and everyday stress. I integrate evidence-based approaches, including DBT and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), while adapting our work to your needs, goals, and readiness.
My goal is not simply to help you “function better” or push through another difficult period. I want therapy to help you understand yourself more deeply, build greater emotional stability, and develop a more grounded and compassionate relationship with yourself—so that over time, you can approach life with greater clarity, agency, and confidence.
ADHD
Anxiety
Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Stress management
Cross-Cultural Identity
Self Esteem
Life Transitions
Trauma & PTSD
Relationship Issues
Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology: East China Normal University
Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling: Marquette University
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC): Wisconsin (#: 11343-125)
Licensed Mental Health Counselor: Indiana (#: 39005259A)
Out of State Telehealth Provider: Florida (#: TPMC7496)
Aetna
Ascension (SmartHealth)
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Indiana
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Wisconsin
Cigna
Curative Health Plan
CuraLinc Healthcare EAP
Private Pay: Initial Evaluation: $175; Follow-up Session: $175
Insurance: Your co-pay/deductible may vary depending on your health insurance plan. (verify your health insurance coverage)
Non-Session Related Paperwork (per 15 minute increment): $30
Late Cancellation (less than 24 hours)/No Show: $100
Individual Session: $175/hour
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Your past pain deserves to be seen with clinical depth and human warmth. I am here to accompany you through the complexity of your inner world until you can face life's challenges independently and with confidence.
— Grace Yin, LMHC, LPC
What kinds of clients do you feel especially drawn to working with?
I am especially drawn to working with individuals who appear “high-functioning” on the outside but feel overwhelmed internally. Many of my clients are professionals, students, or caregivers who are used to pushing through stress without showing how much they are carrying. I also often work with people navigating anxiety, mood instability, trauma histories, and cultural identity stress. I value helping clients slow down and reconnect with parts of themselves that may have been ignored in order to survive or succeed.
How do you think about the relationship between culture and mental health?
Culture is not just a background factor—it actively shapes how people understand emotions, success, family roles, and even suffering. For many clients, especially those from immigrant or cross-cultural backgrounds, distress is often tied to navigating multiple expectations at once. In therapy, I stay curious about how cultural messages have shaped your inner world, while also making space for your individual experience beyond those expectations.
What helps clients move from survival mode into a more stable emotional state?
One of the most important shifts is moving from constantly “holding it together” to feeling safe enough to notice what is actually happening internally. This often involves slowing down, learning to regulate the nervous system, and building awareness of emotional patterns without judgment. Many clients are surprised that stability is not about controlling emotions, but about learning how to stay present with them in a more grounded way.
What is your therapy style like in the room?
My style is structured, collaborative, and emotionally attuned. I tend to balance reflection with practical skill-building, depending on what each client needs in the moment. Some sessions may focus on slowing down and processing emotions, while others may focus on strategies for managing stress or improving daily functioning. I aim to create a space that feels both grounded and supportive, while also helping clients build clarity and direction.
What do you hope clients take away from working with you?
I hope clients leave therapy with a stronger sense of internal stability and self-understanding. My goal is not only symptom reduction, but also helping clients relate to themselves with more clarity, compassion, and confidence. Over time, I hope therapy becomes a space where clients feel less controlled by their internal experiences and more able to respond to life with intention.
Does Grace Yin provide therapy in Mandarin Chinese or Shanghai dialect?
Yes. Grace Yin provides therapy in English, Mandarin Chinese, and Shanghai dialect (Shanghainese).
Is Grace Yin a Chinese-speaking therapist in Indiana, Wisconsin, and Florida?
Yes. Grace Yin is a Chinese-speaking therapist providing online therapy in Indiana, Wisconsin, and Florida. She is an LMHC in Indiana, an LPC in Wisconsin, and an Out-of-State Telehealth Provider in Florida.
What insurance does Grace Yin accept?
Grace Yin accepts Aetna, Ascension SmartHealth, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana and Wisconsin, Cigna, Curative Health Plan, and CuraLinc Healthcare EAP. Coverage depends on your individual plan and benefits.
Does Grace Yin work with anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, and PTSD?
Yes. Grace Yin works with concerns including ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, stress, trauma and PTSD, self-esteem, life transitions, and relationship issues.
Does Grace Yin work with Chinese, Asian, immigrant, and cross-cultural clients?
Yes. Grace Yin works with cultural identity and cross-cultural concerns and has particular experience supporting clients navigating the emotional impact of living across cultures. She provides culturally responsive therapy in English and Chinese.
Does Grace Yin work with professionals, students, and high-functioning clients experiencing stress or burnout?
Yes. Grace Yin frequently works with professionals, students, and caregivers who may appear high-functioning externally while feeling overwhelmed internally.
Does Grace Yin provide individual and family therapy?
Yes. Grace Yin provides individual therapy and family therapy, as well as life coaching.
What therapy approaches does Grace Yin use?
Grace Yin uses a structured, collaborative, culturally responsive, and emotionally attuned approach that combines reflection with practical skill-building based on each client's needs.
Is Grace Yin accepting new clients for online therapy?
Yes. Grace Yin is currently accepting new clients and provides therapy through telehealth.
What is Grace Yin's availability?
Grace Yin's typical availability includes Sunday and Wednesday evenings. Current appointment availability may vary.
Does Grace Yin accept therapy clients located in mainland China?
Yes. Grace Yin accepts clients located in mainland China for online services, subject to clinical appropriateness and current availability.
How can I schedule an appointment with Grace Yin?
You can request an appointment with Grace Yin through the Mind X Associates scheduling link: https://schedule.mindx.us/grace-yin