
Tatiana Stewart
Compassionate Clinical Social Worker
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Compassionate Clinical Social Worker
Start with Tatiana StewartLicensed · Professional · Cancel Anytime
Tatiana Stewart is a California licensed clinical social worker, a professional credential that reflects her training and authorization to provide mental health services (CA LCSW 85755). She brings 14 years of post-master’s clinical experience and a total of 17 years working in mental health and behavioral counseling with children, couples, and family units.
She is a passionate advocate who helps clients access resources while supporting them through personal challenges such as mental illness, addiction, and abuse. Her personal engagement phrase “I SEE YOU, DO YOU SEE ME?” is used as an invitation to begin therapy with active, non-judgmental listening and an openness to feedback that supports a safe space for healing.
Tatiana begins the therapeutic relationship with a warm welcome and gratitude for the decision to seek help, acknowledging that all relationships involve risk and that she is honored to provide a space for open dialogue. She draws on a strengths-based framework to co-create treatment plans that empower clients and target their specific goals and areas of concern.
She integrates several evidence-informed modalities to guide therapy. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is used to support emotional regulation and to address mood symptoms, suicidal thinking, and patterns such as self-harm and substance misuse. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) focuses on identifying and shifting unhelpful thoughts and behaviors, improving emotional management, and developing practical coping skills for current challenges. Narrative Therapy and Motivational Interviewing help clients clarify values, recognize strengths and skills, and explore how personal and family history relate to present goals.
Her aim is to build a collaborative connection in which therapist and client work together, honoring each person as an individual worthy of a safe place to heal.