3 Best Psychologists in Richmond, BC

“Dr. Terry Estrin graduated with a Master's and a Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Simon Fraser University. He works with individuals and couples from the general public, persons in specialized occupations (e.g., c, physicians), and corporate clients. He also completed additional training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for depression and anxiety and Trauma Therapy. He also offers psychotherapy and counselling for individuals, relationship therapy for couples and families, and psychological assessment services. Dr. Terry Estrin is a psychologist in private practice with offices in Richmond and Vancouver. Dr. Terry Estrin completed his Intensive psychotherapy training with a wide range of clients' treatment modalities (Psychodynamic, Humanistic, Solution-Focused, and Play Therapies), and psychological assessment. He also pursued training in Couples Therapy, including Gottman Marital Therapy (Levels I and II), Collaborative Couples Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (Clinical Externship).”

“Dr. Jack C.K. Young received his doctorate from Biola University. He specializes in working with individuals aged 2 to their 80s. Dr. Jack C.K. Young has extensive experience working with individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, and learning. He is also certified in EDxTM, EMDR, Neurotherapy (LENS), and sound therapy. His work concentrates on attachment and early traumas, which can result in learning, attention, emotional, psychiatric, and relational issues. Dr. Jack C.K. Young has been passionate about teaching what he has learned to the community through parenting groups and talks to schools, churches, or other public settings. He practices at FHL clinics. The clinic provides a safe place for individuals and their families to discover themselves. Dr. Jack C.K. Young is fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. FHL clinics' approaches to helping are based on the view that struggles, whether it be learning, behavioural, mental health, or relationship, need to be addressed from a more comprehensive bio-psycho-social and even spiritual perspective. They apply efficient and effective evidence-based and innovative methods in helping individuals.”