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Wilson Counseling is pleased to offer counseling in Mandarin Chinese and Saturday hours!

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Wilson Counseling is pleased to welcome our newest contract therapist, Dr. Xin Wang. Dr. Wang is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who has experience in both academia and clinical practice. She is passionate about helping people reach their goals and get rid depression, stress and grief. 
Dr. Wang has experience in counseling various age groups including adolescents, young adults, and seniors from diverse cultural backgrounds. She draws on client's own strengths and a variety of techniques to collaborate with clients and help them feel better and gain control of their lives. Her specialties and interests include:
·            Stress management
·            Chronic disease, particularly cancer
·            Grief and loss
·            Depression and anxiety
·            Parenting
·            Trauma
·            Career coaching
·            Relationship concerns
During the therapy sessions, Dr. Wang provides a safe and caring environment to help identify causes of your struggles or challenges, process feelings, develop problem solving skills, and move closer to having the life they wish for. 
Dr. Wang received her Master in Social Work (MSW) at University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work. She also received her PhD in Pharmacognosy in China. Dr. Wang has been working in academic setting for almost 20 years. Social Work is her second career following her career in medical research. Her passion is helping people to achieve their full potential.  
Fluent in English and Mandarin. Appointments with Dr. Wang are available for evening and Saturdays. Brief phone consultations are provided free of charge. 
If you are struggling and would like help, we have Houston, Texas Counselors who can meet with you. You can contact us 713 -591- 3612 or by email at Nancy @ wilsoncounseling. org. This blog is not intended to substitute for professional counseling. 

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