Does your child struggle to express big emotions? Are you a teen, young adult, or couple feeling stuck in cycles of anxiety, conflict, or self-doubt? Albert Yang, MS, MFT, works with children, adolescents, young adults, couples, and families, helping clients navigate challenges while discovering their strengths and building resilience.

Albert has a special interest in working with children and adolescents and is currently pursuing further professional training in Play Therapy. He creates a safe, playful, and nonthreatening environment where children can express themselves through play, art, storytelling, role-playing, and other creative activities. Rather than expecting children to communicate in an “adult” way, Albert meets them at their developmental level and uses their natural language of play to explore emotions and experiences.

Albert also understands video games and gaming culture and enjoys incorporating young clients’ interests into therapy. Skills used in gaming—such as problem-solving, persistence, strategic thinking, and adapting after setbacks—can become strengths that help young people “level up” their resilience in real life.

With a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy and three years of clinical experience, Albert draws from Solution-Focused Therapy, systemic perspectives, and play-therapy-informed approaches. He supports clients with concerns including anxiety, life transitions, relationship challenges, and trauma. When working with couples and families, Albert focuses on improving communication, understanding recurring patterns, rebuilding trust, and strengthening connection.