Suzanne Chong

Adjunct Professor at Arcadia University / Adjunct Professor at Villanova University

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  • Villanova University

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Biography

Villanova University

I am Suzanne ChuChian Chong, Ph.D., a licensed clinical psychologist based in the Greater Philadelphia area and founder of Clarity and Insight Counseling Services, LLC. I named my practice Clarity and Insight because of the name given to me when I was born - "ChuChian" typifies the ability to see clearly.

I completed my doctoral degree in an American Psychological Association (APA)-accredited clinical psychology program in North Texas. My intervention style is trauma-informed with an overarching psychodynamic approach. I have certifications in completion of trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy training from the nationally recognized Trauma-Focused National Therapist Certification Program, along with certificates of completion from Gottman Institute in my work with couples. Additionally, I have specialized training in my post-doctoral residency in a residential eating disorder facility. My main areas of expertise are eating disorders, relationship violence and abuse, racial trauma, and mood disorders. My hope is that the work we do together will help you see your path ahead in an enlightened and empowered manner.

QUALIFICATIONS

Licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Pennsylvania. PA License number: PS019027

Emergency licensed practicing psychologist in the state of New Jersey: NJ License Number- NJDCATEMP-020755

EDUCATION AND TRAINING EXPERIENCES

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D): Clinical Psychology, Toulouse Graduate School, University of North Texas

Master of Science (M.Sc): Clinical Psychology, Toulouse Graduate School, University of North Texas

Post-doctoral residency: The Renfrew Center of Eating Disorders at Philadelphia

Post-doctoral residency: Monica T. Campbell and Associates, LLC

Pre-doctoral Internship: Oklahoma Health Consortium

TREATMENT SPECIALTY

  • Eating disorders/disordered eating
  • Trauma/post-traumatic stress symptoms
  • Relationship conflict
  • Generalized anxiety
  • Mood disorders
  • Bereavement
  • Life transitions

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