Tatiana Stewart, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 15 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, adults, caregivers, and families across a variety of community-based service settings, including non-profit agencies, private mental health programs, schools, and outpatient remote therapy for hospitals. She has supported children and families who have experienced adversity or trauma, serving as an ally on their journey toward lasting healing. Tatiana specializes in trauma-focused screening, assessment, and treatment, utilizing narrative therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), trauma-informed therapy, exposure therapy, and spiritual-based therapy. She tailors these approaches to each child and family, incorporating motivational interviewing, talk space therapy, solution-focused therapy, and systems advocacy to foster hope and healing. Tatiana’s therapeutic approach emphasizes meeting children and families where they are and supporting them toward where they want to be. She works closely with caregivers and youth to develop authentic, compassionate, and respectful partnerships, co-creating treatment goals and using evidence-based strategies to promote lasting change and growth. She believes children thrive when caregivers are supported, heard, and empowered with the resources needed to lead their families. Outside of work, Tatiana enjoys attending church, participating in small groups focused on spiritual health, reading inspirational leadership content, swimming, hiking, and joining group marathons for positive causes.