Yung-Chieh Huang

Sometimes we may feel stuck with situations and/or people; we may also cling to thoughts, beliefs and behaviours that we do not want to let go. By working collaboratively in counselling, we may enable a shift in our mindset and make changes possible. 

I am a registered counsellor (MBACP) and a trainee counselling psychologist (MBPsS). I am bound by BACP’s ethical codes that include respecting confidentiality and having regular clinical supervision.

I respect the uniqueness of each person, so I practice integratively drawing on a range of therapeutic modalities to suit each person’s needs and goals. My counselling approaches are complemented by Eastern philosophies. As a counsellor, I value trusting and honest therapeutic alliance and aim to provide a safe, empathetic and non-judgemental space, where people can be themselves, be heard and understood, and explore any present issues and/or something from the past. 

I have worked with different mental health issues in a wide range of contexts - workplace, chronic illness, sexuality, relationship, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), stigma/prejudice/discrimination, racism, drug and alcohol recovery, domestic violence, sexual abuse - in the NHS, higher education, charity and private sectors. My experiences have strengthened my understanding of the complexity of mental health issues, individuality and difference, and humanity. 

The use of the title Dr in this directory listing relates to the member’s doctorate qualification. However, this does not imply a general medical qualification.