Linda Fong

Are you in life transition or coping with anxiety and stress ? Are you searching for deeper meaning to feel more joy and peace? Are you going through life’s uncertainty due to factors of aging, identity crisis, retirement, loss of loved ones, financial stress, relationships, illness, women’s hormonal changes? I am here to provide you with compassionate care, kindness and psychological and emotional support. You deserve to experience peace of mind and wellness. Life invites growth through transitions which require us to change and make tough decisions. am here to support you to THRIVE in times of change.

About Me:

I am guided by my values of Compassion, Wisdom, Healing and Empowerment. My focus is helping people THRIVE in healthy lifestyle and wellbeing.

I bring 25 years of experience in social work, including medical social work, hospice care, geriatric care management, and service as a program coordinator with AmeriCorps. I have facilitated family caregiver support groups, dementia care training, women’s empowerment training. My background also includes International Social Work, where I have supported underserved populations. Guided by a deep sense of compassion, I have worked overseas in India and Southeast Asia, supporting women, children, and older adults.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Human Development and a Master’s degree in Social Work, along with certifications in Integrative Mental Health, Yoga Wellness, and Mindful Ecotherapy. Outside of my professional work, my interests include ancient wisdom of the East/consciousness, sustainability and regenerative farming, caring for animals, art and painting, and Ayurveda. Ayurveda is a holistic lifestyle system from India that promotes balance of mind, body, and spirit through daily habits, nutrition, and self-care.

I am a social worker at heart so I am very flexible and willing to support you exactly where you are. I am your strongest advocate, therapeutic ally and committed supporter.My work is grounded in evidence-based practices and tailored to each individual’s needs.

Some helpful modalities you may choose from include reflective questions, emotional processing, I create a safe, supportive space to explore your thoughts and feelings with validation, empathy, and compassion—what I refer to as a stress-reducing approach.

Other methods may include psychoeducation around positive coping skills, emotional regulation practices such as mindfulness and self-compassion, and gentle somatic exercises to help calm the nervous system.

To address psychosomatic stress, we may also incorporate movement, expressive arts or somatic exercises, breathing techniques. For shifting pessimistic thought patterns, we can explore practices such as cultivating gratitude, developing a growth-oriented mindset, and establishing supportive wellness habits that promote balance and overall wellbeing.

My specialities include:

Somatic Mind-Body Techniques

Mindful Self Compassion (MSC)

Grief Counseling

Trauma Informed

Spiritual Growth

Insight for Consciousness and Wisdom

Nature Informed Therapy

Expressive Healing Arts

Our first session starts with me asking questions about your past life experiences in areas of health, relationships and life pursuits. I want to discover who you are and what you have done with your life. I’m excited to get to know you and deeply appreciate your unique perspective and journey toward becoming your authentic self, shaped by your choices and beliefs. I honor your life experiences as important milestones that contribute to your growth, wisdom, and highest potential. Even through obstacles, life holds moments of growth and success. We’ll identify your mental health goals and create a personalized plan to support your wellbeing and stress management.

My work is transformative so my clients experience greater strength of clarity, empowerment, self awareness, and calm presence.