Aaron Yearwood, LCSWA, LCASA

Aaron Yearwood, LCSWA, LCASA

Phone: 704-269-8437       Email:  [email protected]     Suite 370

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April 2022
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Aaron Yearwood has been amazing to work with. He has genuine compassion, listens well, wants the best for his clients and helps you work through issues to become the best version of yourself.
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Nov 2022
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Had a great experience meeting with Aaron to get through some anxiety/life changes issues. Would highly recommend his services and L&B as a whole!
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August 2023
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I started seeing Aaron for anxiety almost 5 months ago and I could not be more pleased with the results. Not only is Aaron great at his job, but he’s just overall fun to talk to! As my first experience with therapy, I can certainly say that L&B has left a great first impression.
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June 2023
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I just pulled out (virtually) the thesaurus, and there aren’t really any words that capture how immensely grateful I am for this place. So, “immensely grateful” will do for now. My therapist, Aaron was everything a therapist should be; intelligent, empathetic, challenging, available... I could write for hours about my experience, but what better way to learn about them than through your own?
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Hello! My name is Aaron Yearwood. I’m originally from Greenville, SC and earned both my Bachelor of Science in Experimental Psychology and Master of Social Work from the University of South Carolina. I moved to Charlotte, NC and obtained my LCSW-A. After a few years of practicing in the field of Mental Health Care, I acquired my LCAS-A to further pursue my passion for helping those who deal with substance use issues and associated disruptions.

My free time and vision of self-care include a variety of hobbies such as playing guitar, making art, kayaking, hiking, primitive camping, going to concerts, golfing, video games, spending time with friends and best of all…“explearning” (exploring and learning) new areas and activities with my wife and children. I always encourage engagement in nature for that natural reset.  

During my professional career I’ve had the opportunity to oversee a grant focused on promoting the integration of primary and behavioral health care across multiple counties in North Carolina.  I have also provided group-based services to those living with substance use issues, along with severe and persistent mental illnesses, and worked directly with students and their families throughout the Charlotte Mecklenburg School system. 

My entry into the field began with child advocacy work during my undergraduate studies. During this time, I came to wholeheartedly believe that adversities don’t have to define who you are, rather, they can promote the resiliency necessary to develop who you’ll be and the story you’ll share. Given my own personal experiences with mental health difficulties and my own story of sobriety, I am able to connect with clients, teaching them the tools and skills necessary for coping with and managing their own presenting problems.


I work alongside the individual to cultivate a tailored approach to treatment through the incorporation of elements from multiple psychotherapy schools of thought and modalities. My focus could be considered as generalized, meaning, I have experience with: 

  • Addiction
  • ADHD
  • Adjustment Issues and Life Transitions
  • Anger
  • Anxiety
  • Behavioral Issues
  • Depression
  • Emotional Regulation 
  • Grief
  • Men’s Issues
  • OCD
  • Trauma History

I will always advocate for the dismantling of stigmas associated with therapy. Therefore, a typical session with me will extend past the typical four walls and scripted conversations. Let’s get started!

Please visit our appointments page to make an appointment.  

You can also reach me at [email protected]

or at 704-247-7353