Compassionate, culturally attuned therapy for anxiety, trauma, depression, and identity.
Dr. Wen Chong is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Texas using EFT, ACT, and interpersonal process therapy to help individuals navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges — with deep cultural humility. We provide psychologist Texas across Texas for individuals, couples, and families seeking compassionate, evidence-based care.
A licensed psychologist who meets you where you are — with care, depth, and cultural humility — Psychologist Texas
Wen is a licensed clinical psychologist who helps children, adolescents, adults, older adults, and couples navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, identity development, cross-cultural stress, life transitions, and self-compassion. She earned her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri–Kansas City and has received advanced training in community mental health, university counseling, and psychiatric settings. In addition to providing evidence-based, culturally responsive therapy, Wen offers ADHD assessments, psychological evaluations, and medical withdrawal evaluations, bringing expertise in bilingual and multicultural mental health care to support clients from diverse backgrounds on their path toward healing and emotional well-being.
Growing up in Malaysia before making Texas her home has given Wen a deep appreciation for the ways culture, identity, and life experiences shape mental health and relationships. She provides **culturally responsive, multicultural therapy**, recognizing each client’s identity, heritage, and lived experiences as central to the healing process. Wen is passionate about creating an inclusive, affirming space where individuals from diverse backgrounds feel understood, respected, and empowered to heal, grow, and thrive.
- License: Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Texas
- Education: Ph.D., Counseling Psychology — University of Missouri–Kansas City
- Approaches: EFT, ACT, Interpersonal Process Therapy
- Availability: Telehealth & in-person in McKinney
- Clients: Adults, teens, couples
- Fees: Private pay $180/session; out-of-network reimbursement assistance available
Thoughtful care for a wide range of emotional and relational challenges.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, anxiety, depression, and trauma are among the most prevalent mental health concerns — and among the most responsive to evidence-based therapy. Dr. Wen brings research-backed approaches together with genuine warmth and cultural depth.
Anxiety & Worry
Persistent anxiety, social anxiety, panic, and generalized worry that interferes with daily functioning and relationships. See also: anxiety counseling at MindLift.
Depression & Mood
Low mood, loss of motivation, emotional flatness, and the persistent heaviness that affects work, relationships, and quality of life. See also: depression counseling at MindLift.
Trauma Recovery
PTSD, complex trauma, and the lasting emotional effects of difficult or frightening experiences. Dr. Wen uses trauma-informed approaches grounded in safety and stabilization. See also: trauma therapy at MindLift.
Identity & Life Transitions
Navigating major changes — career, relationship, immigration, cultural identity, and the work of figuring out who you are and what you value at different stages of life.
Relationship Challenges
Recurring conflict, communication breakdowns, attachment patterns, and difficulties in romantic, family, or professional relationships. See also: couples therapy at MindLift.
Cross-Cultural & Bicultural Stress
The emotional complexity of navigating multiple cultural identities — acculturative stress, belonging, family expectations, and the experience of being caught between worlds.
You already possess the capacity for meaningful change.
Dr. Wen’s therapeutic approach integrates Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and interpersonal process work — all woven together by a common thread of compassion. Together, she and her clients work toward building a different relationship with distress, deepening their sense of self, and living in greater alignment with their values.
Wen sees the therapeutic relationship itself as an important part of the work — a space where interpersonal patterns can be explored, understood, and transformed in ways that strengthen how clients relate to both others and themselves.
Cultural humility is central to her practice. Your identity, heritage, and lived experiences are not merely the backdrop of your story; they are essential to who you are. She asks thoughtful questions, acknowledges what she may not yet know, and approaches your narrative with deep respect and sincere willingness to explore alongside you. Outside of clinical work, Wen is a devoted coffee and tea enthusiast, an enthusiastic cook, and someone who enjoys meaningful conversations about travel and culture.
Ready to begin?
Dr. Wen is accepting new clients. Schedule online or call our McKinney office.