dr. Xuan Wang, Ph. D LCSW
Insurance accepted:
Xuan is currently completing the insurance credentialing process and is expected to begin seeing clients as early as May or June.
If you are working with an out-of-network provider at our clinic, our system can help make the process easier by automatically submitting claims so you may seek reimbursement from your insurance.
Private pay available $150
Availability for telehealth / in-person
Adults / teens / couples
EMDR Therapy for Trauma, Anxiety, and Grief in Texas
Xuan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Texas who provides trauma-informed therapy for adults experiencing PTSD, developmental trauma, grief, anxiety, relational wounds, and major life transitions. She has a special interest in EMDR therapy and works with clients who may feel emotionally overwhelmed, stuck in painful patterns, or burdened by unresolved experiences that continue to affect their relationships, self-worth, and sense of safety. Her practice also includes support for women’s mental health, including infertility and IVF, pregnancy and postpartum adjustment, the emotional impact of serious illness, medical trauma, and grief related to loss, identity, and caregiving.
Cross-Cultural Therapy and Support for High-Achieving Adults
In addition, Xuan works with immigrants, bicultural individuals, and cross-cultural families who are navigating acculturative stress, belonging, identity conflict, and the emotional complexity of living between cultures. She also works well with high-achieving professionals, analytically minded adults, and gifted or neurodivergent clients who may appear highly functional on the outside while quietly carrying attachment wounds, perfectionism, burnout, emotional loneliness, or existential anxiety. Her goal is to create a space where clients feel deeply understood, emotionally safe, and supported in making sense of both their pain and their strengths.
Education, Background, and Clinical Perspective
Before entering clinical practice, Xuan completed advanced training in statistics and earned a PhD in a STEM field. That background shaped her intellectual rigor, curiosity, and respect for complexity, all of which continue to inform her therapeutic work. Her path into social work and psychotherapy grew from a longstanding interest in human development, caregiving, and the inner emotional lives of children and families. Over time, that personal and intellectual interest evolved into formal clinical training and professional practice. Her cross-cultural journey, combined with her own lived understanding of stress, adaptation, and resilience, has deepened her empathy for clients navigating identity, change, and emotional pain.
Her Clinical Approach
Her clinical work is grounded in EMDR and enriched by mindfulness, somatic approaches, IFS-informed work, psychodynamic and self-psychology perspectives, narrative therapy, family systems, and attachment theory. She understands that trauma is often not limited to a single event, but may also develop through chronic stress, relational wounds, loss, cultural dislocation, or experiences that leave a person feeling unseen, unsafe, or alone. She believes that healing often happens through relationship, empathy, and attuned human connection, and she offers a warm, reflective, and culturally sensitive space where clients can process pain, deepen self-understanding, and move toward healing with greater clarity, integration, and self-trust.