Mental Health Counselor
Candice Chiang
Mental Health Counselor
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Therapy Style
Meaning Centered
Calmly Challenging
Relational Focused
Pattern And Cycle Focused
Trauma Informed
Depth Oriented
Languages Spoken
Mandarin
English
Areas of Focus
Cultural issues
Grief
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
Suicidal Ideation
Spirituality
Racism
Perfectionism
Social Anxiety
Childhood Trauma
Health Anxiety
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Autism
Anger Management
Sex
Domestic Violence
PTSD
Chronic Illness
Sleep Disorders
Polyamory
Executive Function
Political Anxiety
Burnout
Pmdd
Self Harm
Psychosis
Phobias
Schizophrenia
Infidelity
Eating disorders
Addiction
ADD or ADHD
OCD
Body Dysmorphia
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Climate Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
I grew up between languages and cultures, which taught me early that the most important things resist easy translation. I work with individuals and couples navigating complex identities, trauma, mood disorders, and the weight of trying to understand yourself while living your life. My approach is relational, multicultural, and gently challenging. If you’re ready, I’d love to help you find the words.
I’ve supported individuals, couples, and families through roles in counseling, care coordination, and behavioral therapy. Much of my work has focused on marginalized communities navigating anxiety, depression, relational challenges, and cultural and life transitions. These experiences continue to shape my commitment to culturally responsive care rooted in humility, curiosity, and deep respect for each person’s unique story.
Education
Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University
B.S. in Media, Culture, and Communication, with a Minor in Psychology, New York University
Yu-En Chiang
MHC-LP #18-P143867-01
Supervisor
Steve Akchayan LMHC-D #011520
I grew up between languages and cultures, which taught me early that the most important things resist easy translation. I work with individuals and couples navigating complex identities, trauma, mood disorders, and the weight of trying to understand yourself while living your life. My approach is relational, multicultural, and gently challenging. If you’re ready, I’d love to help you find the words.
I’ve supported individuals, couples, and families through roles in counseling, care coordination, and behavioral therapy. Much of my work has focused on marginalized communities navigating anxiety, depression, relational challenges, and cultural and life transitions. These experiences continue to shape my commitment to culturally responsive care rooted in humility, curiosity, and deep respect for each person’s unique story.
Education
Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University
B.S. in Media, Culture, and Communication, with a Minor in Psychology, New York University
Yu-En Chiang
MHC-LP #18-P143867-01
Supervisor
Steve Akchayan LMHC-D #011520
Therapy Style
Calmly Challenging
Trauma Informed
Depth Oriented
Pattern And Cycle Focused
Relational Focused
Meaning Centered
Languages Spoken
Mandarin
English
Areas of Focus
Cultural issues
Grief
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
Suicidal Ideation
Spirituality
Racism
Perfectionism
Social Anxiety
Childhood Trauma
Health Anxiety
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Autism
Anger Management
Sex
Domestic Violence
PTSD
Chronic Illness
Sleep Disorders
Polyamory
Executive Function
Political Anxiety
Burnout
Pmdd
Self Harm
Psychosis
Phobias
Schizophrenia
Infidelity
Eating disorders
Addiction
ADD or ADHD
OCD
Body Dysmorphia
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Climate Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
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