Individual and family therapy
Dr. Leung's psychotherapy focuses on understanding family influences, establishing emotional boundaries, and exploring self-worth. Dr. Leung provides individual, couple, or family therapy for the following emotional and psychological issues:
Emotional and behavioral problems in children and adolescents
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Depression and anxiety
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
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School refusal
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Anorexia/Eating Disorder
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Psychosomatic symptoms, i.e. physical symptoms without a medical cause.
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Oppositional and defiance behavior
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Emotional problems related to parental divorce
Adult emotional problems
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Depression and anxiety
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Parent-child relationship and discipline issues
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Distress related to marital and family relationships
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Interpersonal relationship problems
Service and charges
2. Follow up with treatment
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Individual therapy - 60 minutes (online consultation available if deemed suitable)
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Couple or family therapy - 90-120 minutes*
* The length of the meeting depends on the situation; Dr. Leung will meet with you in the first session to develop a treatment plan and suggest the length of the meeting.
1. Initial interview
60-75 minutes
Only face-to-face
Service charge
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$2500 per session
Ms. Leung was very professional; she could identify the family problems in a very short time and clearly analyze the core of the issues.
— Parents involved in therapy
Very natural, intense, and sincere
— Parents involved in therapy
I'm so grateful, it was wonderful. Taking a step back to look at things, experiencing the present moment, and moving forward.
— Parents involved in therapy
Mother: Great to understand some of the underlying problem/ conflicts and receive some helpful advice on how to resolve them. Learn how to step down and let the child take up more of his own responsibilities.
Father: Ms Leung helped us to identify ways to handle my son bad attitude towards his mum. She also give us the right position as a father to manage the conflict/ misunderstanding between my son and my wife. She helps me not to focus on right or wrong of each of their argument, but the way of communication between them is damaging for the family.
— Parents involved in therapy