Esther Wu(She/Her/Hers)

Yeh-Chin (Esther) Wu is a bilingual (Mandarin/Chinese) psychotherapist who works with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. She supports clients in navigating life transitions, strengthening relationships, and fostering emotional growth, with a particular focus on family systems and connection.

Esther brings a strong background in family therapy through her work in community mental health settings, school-based programs, and private practice. She has extensive experience supporting clients in areas such as trauma recovery, attachment, parent–child relationships, and couple dynamics. She is also experienced in working with men and fathers, with an understanding of the unique challenges they may face in emotional expression and relational roles.

Her approach is culturally responsive and grounded in an awareness of the complexities of multicultural and immigrant experiences. Esther works closely with individuals and families navigating cross-cultural identities, intergenerational dynamics, and the process of cultural adjustment, creating a space where clients feel understood and respected.

With training in creative arts therapy, Esther is especially skilled in working with children. She integrates play, art, and developmentally appropriate interventions to help children express themselves, process emotions, and feel at ease in the therapeutic environment. Her work emphasizes creating a safe, engaging, and supportive space where clients of all ages can explore, heal, and grow. She currently offers virtual therapy sessions for clients located in Connecticut.