Andrea Wong
Marriage & Family Therapy Trainee

(408) 281-0708 ext. 137
Trainee is completing their master's degree and working towards licensure in areas of marraige and family therapy and is supervised by:
Anthony Moore, LMFT #121972
Elizabeth Stewart, LMFT #96324
Jenna Resch, LMFT #122483
Dana Walker, LCSW #69180
Life brings many challenges, and when circumstances feel unmanageable, it can be easy to experience hopelessness or feel as though there is no end to the pain we are carrying. Some may turn to things that provide temporary comfort, while others may carry their struggles silently—or both. Andrea’s own journey of healing has deepened her compassion and respect for the unique experiences each person carries, strengthening her desire to walk alongside others with humility, empathy, and genuine care.
Andrea utilizes an integrative approach tailored to each client’s unique needs, developmental stage, and therapeutic goals. She views the heart as central to the healing process and seeks to understand the underlying experiences, emotions, beliefs, and relational patterns that influence how clients understand themselves and engage with the world.
Her approach is compassionate and collaborative, fostering a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment in which clients can explore their experiences with honesty and vulnerability. She incorporates evidence-based therapeutic approaches to support clients in developing insight, navigating challenges, and pursuing meaningful growth, while welcoming the integration of faith when consistent with the client’s needs, values, and goals.
Education
Western Seminary, Master's degree in Counseling (In-progress)
University of Southern California, Master's degree in Applied Psychology
San Jose State University, Bachelor's degree in Psychology
Additional Education/Training
Mandated reporter
Suicide Prevention
Providing Counseling Since: July 2026
Languages Spoken: English and Cantonese
Services Provided
Individual counseling
Couples counseling
Family counseling
Group counseling
Counseling Approaches
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
Person-centered therapy
Solution-focused therapy
Family systems therapy
Emotinally-focused therapy
Motiviational interviewing
Trauma-focused therapy
Mindfulness-based approach
Areas of Training
Anxiety
Depression
Grief and loss
Trauma and post-traumatic stress
Relationship or couples concerns
Life transitions
Stress and burnout
Self-esteem
Identiy development
Sexual concerns
Eating concnerns
Substance use
Bipolar disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Psychosis or severe mental illness
