Han Bertrand

Han Bertrand is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist whose approach to psychotherapy is relational and client-centered, tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Influenced by psychodynamic methods, his work focuses on strengthening one’s core sense of self, which facilitates healthier responses to external stressors. He integrates the latest research in neuroscience and coping strategies, empowering clients to tap into their innate capacity for self-regulation. Additionally, Han incorporates mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral strategies as necessary to alleviate symptoms, paving the way for deeper and longer-lasting therapeutic effects. His culturally sensitive and trauma-informed approach is beneficial to adults of all ages, from young adults and college students to older adults. Han specializes in treating a range of issues including mood disorders, depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, family conflict, low self-esteem, identity issues, spiritual/existential challenges, transitions in college and major life phases, as well as trauma/PTSD and grief/loss. He is committed to acceptance and support for individuals of all identities and values the opportunity to work with clients from diverse racial, cultural, spiritual, and personal backgrounds, having extensive experience with college students, young professionals, international scholars, immigrants, and those who identify as LGBTQ+.