Gina Wong
Psychologist, Consultant, Author
Gina (she/they) Yuk Tsing 黃玉清 believes in the human capacity to thrive and grow in the midst of challenge and uncertainty; and that living with intention and engagement with our relationship with ourselves, is the foundation to living a life and a love that's one for the ages.
Gina works towards cultural humility, social justice, stewardship of the environment, naming and identifying systems of oppression, supporting reproductive and perinatal mental health, being an alchemist of social change, and affecting meaningful shifts for generations to come.
In all her work, Gina strives to foster relationships that are authentic, culturally safer, and inspires a feeling of belonging, acceptance, and connection.
As an Asian woman, she is forthright about her journey from elision (invisibility) to power. Gina seeks to create and contribute to lasting impact on individuals and communities through her work as a psychologist, and through her advocacy work in social justice, through her research, publications, and speaking engagements.
As seen on
Psychologist
Gina offers clinical services, supervision of provisional psychologists, and consultation services. They support personal and professional growth of others, working with individuals and couples for a range of issues including: reproductive mental health, parenting and attachment, and Asian psychology.
Speaker/Educator
Gina is an award winning media spokesperson for anti-hate recognized by the Alberta Psychological Association. She strives to inspire individuals and organizations to exact positive changes in areas of inclusivity, diversity, and equity. She also shares her own stories of race and belonging, and educates about her areas of specialties.
Book Author/Editor & Courses
Gina has published several books and book chapters. In her latest writing, she shares experiences about racial trauma, internalized racism, and her path evolving to leadership and personal power in "We Rise in Power: Amplifying Women of Colour and Our Voices for Change."
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We gratefully acknowledge that we work, play, and rejuvenate our minds, body, and spirits on Treaty 6 Territory - ᐊᒥᐢᑿᒌᐚᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ Amiskwacîwâskahikan (Edmonton). We acknowledge that we are settlers on the traditional ancestral lands, trade routes, and gathering places of many diverse First Nations, Métis peoples and home of the Métis Nation of Alberta Region 4.
POSITIVE SPACE
All diversity of humanity are welcomed and celebrated.
Discrimination, hate, and racism of any kind will not be tolerated.
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TRREE™ of Life, Leadership, and Legacy embodies a clinical model and life-course approach dedicated to 'Living a Life That is 'One for the Ages.' With over two decades of clinical practice experience, TRREE™ is founded on the resilience that can emerge following experiences of racial and/or relational trauma. The TRREE™ framework is not only committed to fostering belonging, inner worth, and diversity, but it also specifically addresses developmental trauma and attachment injuries.
At its core, TRREE™ offers prescient leadership principles and practices that promote engaged relationships, ensuring longevity and legacy. Additionally, TRREE™ serves as a trauma and attachment informed approach to reproductive & perinatal mental illness and parenting struggles. Explore Dr. Wong's impactful books and publications to delve deeper into these transformative insights.