Lincoln Hill

Lincoln Hill, a pre-licensed professional with a PhD, works diligently with clients facing various concerns and therapeutic goals. He particularly specializes in assisting individuals managing imposter syndrome, as well as BIPOC individuals and those from historically marginalized groups. Lincoln is skilled in helping clients navigate interpersonal relationship challenges, including identifying relational patterns, addressing conflict, and learning effective communication and boundary-setting skills. He also supports individuals in exploring the influence of the sociopolitical climate on their mental health and assists students grappling with work/life balance, academic identity, and self-worth.

Employing a process-oriented approach, Lincoln operates from a relational-cultural perspective, carefully considering how clients' unique life experiences—including family dynamics, significant life events, community involvement, values, and cultural identities—relate to their presenting concerns and needs in therapy. He views therapy as a collaborative journey, emphasizing connection, exploration, validation, and growth. Lincoln encourages clients to utilize the therapeutic space to slow down and cultivate curiosity about themselves and their experiences.