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Dr. Charlotte Tang is a Registered Clinical Psychologist (Division of Clinical Psychology, HKPS), an Associate Fellow with the Hong Kong Psychological Society and a United States Licensed Clinical Psychologist.

Dr. Charlotte Tang has over 15 years clinical experience working in the field of psychology in Hong Kong, United States and Canada. In her private practice, she has worked with many adult clients suffering from various emotional and behavioral issues such as depression, anxiety, phobia, anger issues, obsessive compulsive issues, trauma, eating disorder and prenatal/postpartum distress. She has also treated many child clients suffering from depression and anxiety as well as other developmental issues such as attention deficit/hyperactive behaviors, autism and communication issues.

Dr. Charlotte Tang received intensive training and possesses in-depth clinical experience working with infants/toddler/young children and their families at various locations in the United States such as Children’s Hospital, Through the Looking Glass (National Center for Children and Families with Disabilities) and University of California San Francisco at San Francisco General Hospital.

  • In her clinical training, she has served children, parents, expectant parents and individuals struggling with:
  • Autism Spectrum Disorders/Pervasive Developmental Disorder
  • Neurological/Sensory deficits
  • Physical disability/Developmental delay
  • Anxiety/Separation Anxiety/Persistent worries
  • Behavioral challenges
  • Mood disorders
  • Mental health challenges and Concurrent disorders
  • Domestic violence/Sexual assault
  • Adjustment difficulties
  • Identity issues/Sexual orientation
  • Attachment challenges
  • Trauma

Dr. Tang’s other clinical and research interests include:

  • Psychodynamic/psychoanalytic psychological theory
  • Object relations and attachment theory

Dr. Tang is the first Chinese psychologist to obtain Harris-Fraiberg Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of California San Francisco (United States) in the Department of Psychiatry’s Infant-Parent Program. Dr. Charlotte Tang mainly adopts a Psychodynamic approach in her clinical work.

 

Dr. Charlotte S.K. Tang

B.A in Psychology (University of British Columbia, Canada)
M.A. in Clinical Psychology (California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco, United States)
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology (California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco, United States) 
Registered Clinical Psychologist (Hong Kong Psychological Society) 
Associate Fellow (Hong Kong Psychological Society)
Licensed Psychologist (California, United States)