Christine Wang

Dr. Christine Wang is a dedicated psychologist who specializes in providing psychotherapy and counseling to children and teens facing a multitude of challenges, including anxiety (such as separation, social, excessive worry, panic, and phobias), depression, and ADHD. Christine's expertise extends to addressing anxiety, stress, and depression linked to health issues like type 1 diabetes, picky eating, food allergies, chronic pain, gastrointestinal concerns, and sleep difficulties, as well as identity-related challenges involving race, ethnicity, LGBTQIA+ matters, and religious beliefs. With a strong focus on preschool mental health, she employs Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) to aid in managing anxiety and temper tantrums in young children. Christine also has a passion for supporting young adults aged 18-30 as they navigate the complexities of romance, sexuality, academic and career pressures, and the intricacies of identity in a multicultural world. Her therapeutic approach is characterized by warmth, validation, and honesty, creating a safe space for clients who often feel stressed, anxious, or inadequate. Through her integrative methods, which include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness practices, Christine empowers individuals to address sleep issues, establish healthy boundaries, and build self-esteem. With lived experiences in navigating multicultural and interracial families, she brings a unique perspective that enhances her work in therapy. For those feeling stuck, Christine believes that therapy can offer the essential relief and guidance needed to move forward in life.