Connecticut — particularly Fairfield County and the New Haven and Hartford corridors — has a high concentration of professionals navigating the pressure of demanding careers in finance, law, healthcare, and academia, often alongside proximity to New York City’s pace and expectations.

Our Clients

The pressure of high achievement produces a recognizable pattern: people who are performing well, managing effectively, and carrying something internal that hasn’t been addressed because there hasn’t been space, permission, or the right kind of help available.
 
The culture of success can make struggling feel like failure rather than information, which is exactly the kind of framing that keeps people from getting the help that would actually make a difference.

Many of our Connecticut clients arrive having already tried the standard approaches — and found that managing the symptoms isn’t the same as understanding what’s generating them.

The work here starts where those approaches stop.

We provide telehealth psychotherapy throughout Connecticut, working with professionals in these situations.

Our Specialties

We work with the full range of what that looks like:

• Identity transitions and the gap between external stability and internal unrest

• Anxiety, depression, and life transitions

• Career transitions for professionals

• Burnout in high-performance professional environments

• Relationship dynamics and attachment

• Family-of-origin tensions and intergenerational patterns

• The difficulty of asking for help in achievement-oriented cultures

Our Approach

Our approach is psychodynamic, relational, and emotionally focused.
 
We work at the level of what’s actually driving the experience, not just managing symptoms. That means understanding the patterns shaped by family, culture, history, and the roles you learned to play, and examining how those patterns are still running things even when they’re no longer serving you.

Our clinician — Biyang Wang, LCSW — completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Neuroscience from Princeton University. She completed both her Master’s in Social Work and her advanced psychodynamic post-graduate fellowship at the University of Chicago.

This shaped a particular clinical orientation: serious, depth-focused, and committed to understanding what’s actually driving the experience rather than managing its surface presentation.

Practical Information

Availability:
 
Sunday – Wednesday evenings, after 7 PM Pacific.

 
Rates:
 
Assessment sessions: $295 (3 sessions)
Routine individual sessions: $260
Couples / multi-person sessions: $290+

 
Insurance:
 
In-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO (Anthem, Horizon, FL Blue, etc.) and Blue Choice PPO.
Superbill provided for out-of-network reimbursement. 

 
Languages:
 
English, Mandarin

 
License Information: 

Biyang Wang, LCSW is licensed in Connecticut (58.016379) by the Connecticut Department of Public Health.

How to Become a Counseling or Coaching Client:

If you resonate with our approach and want to work with us, the next step is the initial consultation.

Access our Online Booking System below and follow the instructions to connect with a clinician or consultant.

Questions? Email us at [email protected] 

Our Clinician: Biyang Wang, LCSW

learn more about our clinician and approach.