Therapists in Tseung Kwan O

At the core of every relationship is the need for trust. As a counsellor, I am committed to creating a safe and supportive space for clients to process life's ups and downs, no matter big or small. Central to my counselling approach are non-judgment, collaboration and cultural sensitivity, which guide clients to unique, authentic solutions to their issues.

Janice is a Psychotherapist, CBT therapist, Registered Play Therapy Practitioner and the first Certified Matrescence coach in Hong Kong. Following her undergraduate studies in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Sydney, Janice went on to earn a Master’s degree in Counselling with distinction from Monash University. She completed her clinical training with Psychiatrist Dr. Willy Wong at Hong Kong Psychiatric & Integrated Medical Centre, before training in areas including therapeutic play, family therapy, mindfulness practices, and maternal mental health support.

I received my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Yale University and am a licensed Psychologist in New York State (US). I strongly believe than an experienced clinical psychologist with a high degree of expertise can successfully assess and treat clients with a wide range of difficulties. With my background as a clinician and supervisor in a variety of settings, I have developed the knowledge to help individuals improve their lives and overcome the difficulties they face. I have also have great expertise in the assessment of all psychiatric disorders, Autism (Autistic Spectrum Disorder - ASD), as well as academic difficulties.

I am certified in both Western clinical psychotherapy and Eastern contemplative psychotherapy. As a registered clinical supervisor, I conduct supervision for mental health providers . I am trained in EMDR, CBT, DBT, ACT, Psychodynamic, TA and Hypnosis. Eastern contemplative psychotherapy draws on the practice of meditation, mindfulness, yogic breathwork and philosophy. I see Adults, Teenagers, Tweens and parents of international cultures. I have a special interest in mild to complex trauma, anxiety/panic attacks, OCD, depression, sleep issues, critical illnesses, borderline and bipolar disorders, grief and loss, conflicts .

Being a Mental Health Service Facility, Evergreen has been providing outpatient services to the community since 1974. We are available to provide you and your family with the most effective and experienced level of mental health care. We are a provider for most health insurances and also accept direct payment on a sliding fee scale. To set up an appointment, please send us an email!

I specialise in anxiety, depression and men's related issues such as barriers to intimacy, ED, low/no sex drive, pornography addiction, and relationship challenges. In psychotherapy sessions I provide a confidential setting that encourages you to reflect on your journey. We will explore the feelings, emotions and impact significant events have had on the way you experience day-to-day life. We will work through your thought process moving towards the version of you that you've always wanted to be. Who is that person? Are they confident in themselves? And most importantly, do they allow themselves to smile, laugh and be happy?

Ashima is a chartered clinical psychologist who works with Kids, Teens and Adults and help them achieve their personal and professional goals. Ashima uses evidence-based solutions to equip her clients with lifelong tools to Reboot, Reflect and Revive. She specialises in a broad range of mental health concerns, providing assessments and treatment solutions to help them become a better version of themselves.She uses evidence based approach including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Positive Psychology, Play Therapy,Mindfulness,REBT,TA.She is able to tailor therapy with ease and flexibility, offering a variety of solutions.

I work with people who are feeling the effects of adversity such as stress, transitions, loss, or trauma. The type of adversity my clients have been through is often complex and multilayered. It is not necessarily a single event that is causing distress, but a series of past or ongoing events. Humans are brilliant at adapting through adversity, and over time, these adaptations can become practiced patterns. When the patterns outlive their usefulness, however, they can become a source of anxiety, overwhelm, or distress.

Dr Ching is a UK trained Clinical Psychologist, experienced in anxiety, depression, stress/burnout, self-esteem, childhood or event-specific trauma, relationships, and life adjustments (e.g. relocation, grief, chronic physical health, third culture kids). She offers a gentle, comfortable, and safe approach to hearing and understanding your experiences. There is nothing too silly or wrong to talk about. The sessions will be guided by what you feel is important and meaningful to you.

Wherever you are at right now, I believe in you. I am fully invested in doing my part to help you connect to and use your inner resources. So you can start to move forward and start living your life in a way that is meaningful and satisfying to you. “The greatest gift is the freedom to be who we really are through the journey of understanding ourselves." Specialising in relief from anxiety, chronic pain and recovery from trauma, I can also help if you’re experiencing panic attacks, lack or loss of confidence, performance setbacks, relationship struggles, grief, loss, a personal crisis or life transitions.

I am deeply passionate about helping those who feel lost or overwhelmed when faced with uncertainty or challenging life transitions. I work with adults, kids and teens struggling with anxiety, loss, and change. My clients are often living in a state of stress and survival and are stuck in cycles of fear, overthinking, and self-doubt. If this sounds familiar, I can help you to feel safer, calmer, and more self-assured. Whether you are struggling with thoughts of not being good enough, a sense of purpose and meaning, grief, relationship issues, parenting, workplace or academic stress, I can help you find hope and a way forward.

I'm a trauma-informed therapist using a relational approach to help client transform unhelpful patterns, live more freely and fully, find lasting joy, and build satisfying relationships. In you I see a unique and complex person with your individualised temperaments, feelings, relational patterns, and unmet needs. In therapy, we dissect your distress from a compassionate angle and fathom how the past is affecting our present difficulties. Positive changes follow as we get to express what was repressed, clear blockages, hence expand the freedom to make self-directed choices in life. I'm trilingual and speak English/Cantonese/Mandarin.

I am a trauma-informed counsellor well-versed in using evidence-based approaches such as CBT, DBT, IFS and Solution-focused therapy in my practice. My passion and experience lies in supporting students, teens and young working adults, equipping them with tools to navigate life's curveballs with confidence. I understand the unique challenges that come with living and working in a multicultural environment. I have worked extensively with a diverse range of clients with the following presenting issues, anxiety, depression, chronic stress, relationship issues, and suicidal ideation (prevention, intervention and safety planning).

Stella helps her clients make sense of overwhelming emotions that are getting in the way of life, navigate difficult relationships, think in ways that are more fruitful, heal and move forward from hurts, and grow in self awareness and resilience. She has helped clients struggling with depression, anxiety, anger, grief, loss of relationships, low self-esteem, family conflicts, parenting issues, marital/dating issues, work place issues, insomnia, career transition and Christian faith issues. She has years of experience helping people from various cultures, and is fluent in English and Cantonese.

LGBT Friendly counseling service provider. My psychotherapy approach is based on psycho-dynamic, object relations, Satir, and client-centered. I offer a safe space to explore your thoughts, experiences, and feelings through verbal, projective and unconscious (free-association) means. The intention is not to offer advice or guidance, but to listen, accept, and perhaps gently challenge you, genuinely and without judgment, in your exploration of your experiences. You may come to find it easier to listen to and accept yourself, and to be able to make more genuinely fulfilling choices for yourself.