

heath Hill-young
m.s.ed Candidate
Clinical Intern
Therapy is an interpersonal space that can offer both the stillness needed for grounding and the tools, insight, and encouragement for deeper exploration. Whatever kind of space you need in any given moment, we can work collaboratively to create it.
My practice is rooted in psychodynamic theory and informed by social justice and constructivist concepts. I bring a gently challenging and curious approach.I am particularly attuned to issues concerning grief, loss, identity, and trauma.
My perspective is shaped by my lived experience as a sober, nonbinary, biracial person, as well as my background in the visual arts, my work with incarcerated men in Northeast Philadelphia, and my experience teaching and mentoring youth and young adults across cities.
Finding meaning and developing the strength to take ownership of ourselves and our narratives is a shared project. I genuinely enjoy helping to construct, reconstruct, and navigate those stories. I hope to draw upon your imagination along the way.
pronouns: they/them
email: heath@walnutpsychotherapycenter.com

Education and Training
M.S.Ed. Candidate • University of Pennsylvania
BA • Studio Art • Southern Connecticut State University

Areas of Interest
Abuse, Bereavement, Grief, OCD, Substance Use, Trauma & PTSD, Personality Disorders, Mood Disorders & Racial Identity

Theoretical Orientation
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Anti-oppressive
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Constructivist
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Insight Oriented
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Narrative
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Psychodynamic
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Strengths Based
