Tiffany Martin, LISW
Paneled with BCBS
Appointments available Fridays and Sundays at our Eastside Office
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Tiffany is a Licensed Independent Social Worker with her Masters in Clinical Social Work from the University of South Carolina in 2019.
Tiffany’s clinical experience began in a psychiatric hospital, where she led both inpatient and outpatient therapy groups. She now enjoys working in private practice, providing individual and family counseling to children, teens, and adults. She’s passionate about using her integrative and flexible therapeutic style for helping clients move through depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, motherhood, life transitions, and the everyday challenges of relationships. She believes that therapy works best when it meets each person exactly where they are and adapts to who they are becoming.
Tiffany brings not only clinical expertise to her work, but also a genuine love for connecting with others and helping them feel seen, heard, and supported. Whether you’re navigating a major life shift or just need a space to sort things out, she’s here to walk alongside you.
Outside of the office, Tiffany is most often found at the local library’s story-time or on playdates with her two little girls and their sweet circle of friends. When she’s not consistently picking up toys or wiping sticky little hands, she’s soaking up sunshine at the pool or window shopping at Old Navy. At home, Tiffany and her husband enjoy a friendly rivalry over Jeopardy episodes—usually accompanied by Bruster’s Campfire S’mores ice cream.
Populations Tiffany Often Works With
Adolescents (14+)
Women
Men
Topics Tiffany Often Works With
Depression
Anxiety
Trauma
Grief
Motherhood
Life transitions
Everyday relationship challenges
While Tiffany frequently supports clients in these areas, she has experience working with a wide variety of life experiences and challenges. Her clinical approach commonly incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness/grounding with an integrative/eclectic style. Tiffany’s approach is resolution-focused and emotion-focused.

