About Manoshi

Manoshi Vin is a board certified Licensed Clinical Social Worker who holds 15+ years of experience in working in both adult and pediatric mental health. Manoshi received her Masters in Social Work from Boston University with a specialization in Behavioral Medicine from Boston University School of Medicine. In 2005, she began her training at a therapeutic school where she supported Harvard University researchers in pioneering a therapeutic technique called “Pair Play Therapy”. Since then, Manoshi has worked with adults, adolescents, and young children in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals and outpatient clinics. She has owned and operated her own practice since 2016 and expanded her services to include global clients in 2020.

Manoshi currently works with adults, adolescents and children in her practice. Her interests include depression and anxiety management; intergenerational and life transition trauma; organizational behaviors and increasing resilience in clients. Additionally, she enjoys working in women’s mental health as well as within the immigrant and LGBTQ communities. Since 2020, Manoshi has offered mental health services to clients globally and continues it on an ad hoc basis.

In addition to being a therapist, Manoshi has authored articles on intergenerational and immigrant trauma and served as a practicum advisor for Boston University, Boston College, Hunter College, University of Washington and University of Texas - Austin. Currently based in Atlanta, Manoshi is licensed in Georgia and Washington States and offers both in person and virtual options. In her free time, Manoshi enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her husband and two daughters.