Alice Wong

Completed psychotherapy training in the “interpersonal” approach at William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology. Have helped patients through relational conflict with self, partner, family, work, etc.

Healthy relationships with others and with ourselves are important components in our mental wellbeing. My therapy style draws from my training in the interpersonal approach at William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology. Patient have seen lasting changes as they deepen self-awareness, identify and address sources of motivation/barrier, and establish healthier relationships with friends, family, work, and themselves.

Depression can be debilitating and interferes with various aspects of daily life, including relationships, work, and self-esteem. Not to be confused with sadness which is usually transient and dissipates as you adapt to changes, depression can persist for weeks, months, or event years. Whether you meet full criteria for a depressive disorder, know that your distress is real and that you do not need to struggle silently. You don't need to be "sick enough" to get help.

My training allows me to evaluate if there are medical or other causes contributing to your anxiety symptoms. Once the diagnoses is clarified, we will work together to determine the most suitable treatment plan to help you regain control of your life and find relief from frequent worries/fears. Some examples of treatment modalities include lifestyle modifications, nutraceuticals, sometimes medications and most importantly therapy.

Outside of my medical training, I've received additional therapy training at William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology where I've sharpened my skills to help patients understand how their past experiences shape their present, and how to take control of those influences. In my experience, patients find tremendous value in this therapy modality where they see lasting changes.