Mental Health Counselor
Candice Chiang
Mental Health Counseling Intern
Book Candice
Therapy Style
Depth Oriented
Curiosity Driven
Calmly Challenging
Relational Focused
Contextual Thinker
Reflective
Languages Spoken
English
Mandarin
Expertise
Cultural issues
Racism
Perfectionism
Social Anxiety
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Autism
Anger Management
Grief
Sex
Suicidal Ideation
Chronic Illness
Sleep Disorders
Spirituality
Executive Function
Political Anxiety
Burnout
Childhood Trauma
Pmdd
Self Harm
Health Anxiety
Phobias
Infidelity
Eating disorders
Addiction
ADD or ADHD
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
Domestic Violence
Homicidal Ideation
PTSD
OCD
Body Dysmorphia
Polyamory
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Climate Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
Psychosis
Schizophrenia
As a bilingual and bicultural clinician, I value holding space for the complexities of being human. Rooted in multicultural and relational approaches, I strive to meet you where you are while honoring your cultural and emotional realities. My style is collaborative and gentle, creating a space where your story can unfold authentically—and with the depth and room it deserves.
I’ve had the privilege of supporting individuals across the lifespan through roles in crisis counseling, care coordination, and behavioral therapy. Much of my work has focused on marginalized communities navigating anxiety, depression, developmental disorders, relational challenges, and cultural/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
B.S in Media, Culture, and Communication, minor in Psychology, NYU
As a bilingual and bicultural clinician, I value holding space for the complexities of being human. Rooted in multicultural and relational approaches, I strive to meet you where you are while honoring your cultural and emotional realities. My style is collaborative and gentle, creating a space where your story can unfold authentically—and with the depth and room it deserves.
I’ve had the privilege of supporting individuals across the lifespan through roles in crisis counseling, care coordination, and behavioral therapy. Much of my work has focused on marginalized communities navigating anxiety, depression, developmental disorders, relational challenges, and cultural/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
B.S in Media, Culture, and Communication, minor in Psychology, NYU
Therapy Style
Calmly Challenging
Curiosity Driven
Depth Oriented
Relational Focused
Reflective
Contextual Thinker
Languages Spoken
English
Mandarin
Expertise
Cultural issues
Racism
Perfectionism
Social Anxiety
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Autism
Anger Management
Grief
Sex
Suicidal Ideation
Chronic Illness
Sleep Disorders
Spirituality
Executive Function
Political Anxiety
Burnout
Childhood Trauma
Pmdd
Self Harm
Health Anxiety
Phobias
Infidelity
Eating disorders
Addiction
ADD or ADHD
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
Domestic Violence
Homicidal Ideation
PTSD
OCD
Body Dysmorphia
Polyamory
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Climate Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
Psychosis
Schizophrenia
Q.
How do you show up in session?
A.
Holding space for run-on sentences, emotional floods and ebbs, and stories still unfolding.
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