Wei-Hsien Chien

I have several years of experience of seeing private clients since completing my MA in Psychotherapy and Counselling at Regent’s University London, in 2014, and I developed a special interest in working with clients who find it difficult to cope with work stress or peer pressure. Many people compare themselves to others on social media and have highly critical voices toward themselves or feel they are not good enough. I also have extensive experience in working with anxiety and depression, cultural identity/belonging, multicultural relationships, life transitions and loss/bereavement as well as women struggling to become a mother.

My client groups range from university students to older adults, and across different cultural backgrounds. I believe everyone is unique and our relationship is the key to healing. Therefore, I aim to provide a safe, non-judgemental and reflective space so that together we could make positive changes. I welcome you to contact me for an initial meeting for which I offer a reduced rate of £30. It will be an opportunity to find out whether therapy is for you or to give yourself a little break and refresh your wellbeing.

Moreover, I am trained as a bereavement counsellor, supporting clients to go through loss, crisis as well as transitional life stages. Losing someone dear to us can unsettle and influence our lives on many levels. Seeking help during this time can help you find new meaning and direction in life.

I have seen clients online from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the US. Nowadays, many people live and work in different cities or countries. How to make meaningful new connections and find a sense of belonging is a crucial step to overcome loneliness, which could affect one’s health and happiness slowly but substantially.