Lois JIANG

Message to Patients：
Everyone has their own courage and strengths. Let’s explore them together…

Areas of Specialty：

Lois specializes in providing counseling for teenagers and adults, tailoring the application of various evidence-based techniques to suit each client’s individual characteristics. Her areas of expertise include

◆Emotion regulation (stress management, depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, meditation, etc.)

◆Interpersonal relationships (enhancing social skills, intimate relationships, parent-child relationships, etc.)

◆Psychological trauma

◆Personal growth

◆Certain neurodevelopmental conditions (attention deficit, neurodiversity, etc.)

◆LGBTQ+ issues

Education Background:

Graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2020, with a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling

◆Specialized in Psychology for both undergraduate and graduate studies

◆Completed a 2-year internship at The Consortium (psychiatric clinic) and Vaux Big Picture High School (a trauma-informed site) in Philadelphia, USA

◆Holds certifications as a PEERS Certified Provider from the University of California, Los Angeles, and as a Psychotherapist certified by the Chinese National Health Commission

Working Experience:

◆Over 6 years of experience in psychological counseling

◆Extensive experience working in multidisciplinary teams at several high-end private healthcare

◆Familiar with school support systems, previously employed at China’s top international school, United World College (UWC)

◆Providing Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) for businesses and conducting workshops on social-emotional learning for schools, as well as delivering parenting support lectures

Academic Achievement:
Published a paper as the first author in a provincial key journal

Professional Memberships：
◆Member of the Association of Chinese Helping Professionals and Psychologists-International (ACHPPI)
◆Member of the Shanghai International Mental Health Association (SHIMHA)
◆Received honors such as Merit Scholarship from University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Education, National Scholarship of China, Merit Volunteer for Psychoeducation (Jiangsu Psychology Association)