Marlon Hoang

About I inhabit the intersections of therapeutic science, systemic equity, and the written word. As a neurodivergent clinician, public servant, and internationally published author, my work centers on transforming systemic fragmentation into holistic resilience. I bring a collaborative, strength‑based ethos to every therapeutic relationship—cultivating spaces where voices find their organic symmetry and people reconnect with their innate wisdom. My name is Marlon Minh Hoang, Registered Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (AMFT #141522) with an M.A. in Counseling Psychology, specializing in Health Psychology and LGBTQ Counseling, my calling is to help people heal, reclaim their stories, and experience the dignity they deserve. My practice integrates multimodal, experiential, somatic, and trauma‑informed approaches, weaving emotional depth with systemic awareness to create environments where people feel safe, seen, and empowered. My clinical work spans children, teens, adults, Veterans, neurodivergent individuals, and communities shaped by racial, cultural, socioeconomic, disability, and identity‑based inequities. Across settings—community mental health, school‑based counseling, county systems, medical environments, and Veteran‑centered care—I remain committed to honoring the innate wisdom and resilience of every person I serve. Clinical Experience • A&B Family Therapy — Registered Associate MFT Trauma‑informed, experiential, and integrative care supporting neurodivergence, veterans, identity development, relational challenges, and complex trauma. • Therapy InMotion — Registered Associate MFT Individual, couples, and family therapy for Veterans and their loved ones; specializing in anxiety, depression, trauma, neurodivergence, and LGBTQIA+ mental health. • Veteran‑Centered Work (2 years) Supporting veterans and families through PTSD, adjustment challenges, relational transitions, and reintegration. • Kaiser Permanente — Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Evidence‑based care for youth navigating Anxiety, OCD, Autism, ADHD, Trauma, Depression, and LGBTQIA‑related challenges. • County of Santa Clara Behavioral Health Services Culturally responsive care for unhoused individuals, LGBTQIA clients, justice‑involved adults, and people living with PTSD, Mood Disorders, and Psychotic Disorders. • School‑Based Mental Health (High School) Counseling adolescents experiencing Anxiety, Depression, identity development, and academic stressors. Completed Trainings • Hakomi Professional Skills Level I • Emotion‑Focused Couples Therapy I & II • Emotion‑Focused Family Therapy • Process Therapy Institute Mirror Training Associate Program Supervised by Arlene Ticoulet LMFT # 115703 Employed at A & B Family Therapy.