Dr. Sally Chung

Dr. Sally Chung Dr. Sally Chung provides individual and couples therapy, psychological assessment, and consultation I want to help you heal, adapt, and thrive.

I strive to promote healing and growth through connection, relationship, and authenticity. I believe in people and their resilience to adapt and thrive. In life, we encounter moments, even seasons, that are challenging, painful, or overwhelming. At such times, therapy can be useful in providing a safe space and an objective ear to process our experiences, learn more about ourselves, develop skills, and plan our next steps. In life, we all encounter moments, even seasons, that are challenging, painful, or overwhelming. As a licensed clinical psychologist, my goal is to provide a safe space to process your experiences and develop new perspectives to find meaning in life. I engage in therapy with adolescents, adults, couples, and groups who are undergoing difficulties with relationships, depression, trauma, cultural identity, grief and loss, and identity development. I also conduct psychological testing for cognitive and emotional difficulties. My style of therapy is collaborative and holistic, as well as good-naturedly challenging if need be. Sessions are designed to your needs using evidence-based cognitive-behavioral, acceptance-based, multicultural, systemic, emotion-focused, narrative, future-directed, interpersonal, and integrative approaches.

Emotion dysregulation being recognized as a part of ADHD. More at the link:
10/02/2025

Emotion dysregulation being recognized as a part of ADHD. More at the link:

By understanding the science of ADHD and emotion dysregulation, psychologists can offer better support.

09/25/2025
Food for thought for ADHDers: severity of symptoms can fluctuate over time and can be affected by the environment    UW ...
11/14/2024

Food for thought for ADHDers: severity of symptoms can fluctuate over time and can be affected by the environment

UW Medicine

Research published in 2022 novelly described attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as a condition in which symptoms can fluctuate, with intermittent periods of remission for many people. A much-awaited follow-up paper today reports that these fluctuations seem influenced by environmental f...

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Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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I strive to promote healing and growth through connection, relationship, and authenticity. I believe in people and their resilience to adapt and thrive. In life, we encounter moments, even seasons, that are challenging, painful, or overwhelming. At such times, therapy can be useful in providing a comforting place and an objective ear to process your experiences, learn more about yourself, develop skills, and plan your next steps. As a clinical psychologist, my goal is to provide a safe space to gain insight and develop new perspectives to find meaning in life. I engage in therapy with, adults, couples, and groups who are undergoing difficulties with relationships, depression, trauma, cultural identity, grief and loss, and identity development. I also conduct psychological testing for cognitive and emotional difficulties. My style of therapy is collaborative and holistic, as well as good-naturedly challenging if need be. I want to help you heal, adapt, and thrive. Sessions are designed to your needs using evidence-based cognitive-behavioral, acceptance-based, multicultural, systemic, emotion-focused, narrative, future-directed, interpersonal, and integrative approaches. Having been born in Hong Kong, raised in Honolulu and Seattle, and clinically trained along the West Coast, I have both personal and professional experience with working with individuals from diverse walks of life. I received my M.A. and Psy.D. degrees in Clinical Psychology from Azusa Pacific University. I earned my B.S. degree in Psychology from the University of Washington.