Lydia Stetson

Lydia Stetson, PhD, D-LLP
Lydia has been a therapist for over a decade and recently obtained her PhD in Clinical Psychology. Since 2014, she has worked in a variety of settings, including an inpatient psychiatric hospital, outpatient private practices, pediatric medical clinics, community mental health, and the Michigan Department of Corrections. As someone who is warm, accepting, and perpetually curious, she enjoys the privilege of working with individuals of all ages and from diverse walks of life. Lydia currently offers therapy in the Holland office and through telehealth and psychological testing in the Muskegon office to children, adolescents, and adults. She incorporates techniques from several therapeutic approaches, such as narrative, relational, and existential psychotherapy, solution-focused therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy in order to tailor therapy to meet the unique needs of each person. Lydia’s specific clinical interests include ADHD and autism in women, girls, and AFAB individuals, the overlap between psychology and medicine- particularly regarding chronic medical conditions; and working to decolonize the healthcare and mental healthcare system.