Chapter IV: About

Psychology, creativity and community.

I’m a clinical psychologist with nearly a decade of experience in mental health across the UK, Hong Kong and Africa — in hospitals, community services, schools and care homes. I currently work in an NHS eating disorders service.

Note 1: Registration

Dr Alyse Hung, Clinical Psychologist (PsychD)

Registered with the HCPC as a practitioner psychologist · [HCPC registration number]

Registered as Yu Hung

Clinical Psychologist is a protected title in the UK, granted on registration with the HCPC.

Check the register (HCPC website)

My practice blends evidence-based psychology with the creative depth of the expressive arts. Together, we make sense of your experiences and develop practical ways of responding to difficulty with more flexibility, so you can move towards what matters most to you. Where words feel insufficient, we may use creative approaches to give feelings somewhere to go.

Note 2: Training

Qualification PsychD

Diploma in Expressive Arts Therapy [institution — wording to confirm]

[Hong Kong Institute of Clinical Psychologists — wording to confirm]

I offer culturally sensitive, LGBTQ+ affirming support, and I welcome people from all backgrounds. I work in English, Cantonese, Mandarin and Hokkien.

Outside the therapy room, I bridge psychology, creativity and community through inbetweenmind — community creative events in London, and before that in Hong Kong.

Note 3: inbetweenmind

inbetweenmind on Instagram

My community events and workshops are creative gatherings, not therapy. Taking part doesn’t make anyone my client.

P.S. Community

Yours,

Alyse Hung

Clinical Psychologist (PsychD)

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