Jenny Wang is a gifted therapist who uses a combination of attachment theory and cognitive behavioral therapy in her sessions. These theories bring together the understanding that we all innately long to be connected to significant people in our lives.  Unfortunately, disconnection is often fueled by our broken belief systems, specifically when it comes to our sense of value and personal worth, as well as where we experience acceptance.  So, come prepared to discover the root of areas of disconnection in your life, as well as work towards practical steps to move toward connection. 

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Being in private practice for 10+ years, Jenny's sweet spot is helping teens and their parents through depression and anxiety (which often are the root cause of other detrimental behaviors that may bring them to counseling in the first place) and rebuild connection that can often deteriorate during those difficult times. She is also a regular speaker at area Chinese churches, speaking to immigrant parents in order to help bridge the generational and cultural gap that immigrant parents and their Asian-American children can find themselves in. A neuropsychology nerd, she likes to incorporate brain science and practical techniques to help facilitate understanding and communication.

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Jenny has extensive experience counseling in the following areas: family therapy, teen therapy, marriage and couples counseling, premarital counseling, sexual assault trauma, crisis intervention, human trafficking trauma, domestic violence trauma, grief counseling, dissociative disorders, OCD, adoption and foster care work, healing for children and spouses of NPDs and BPDs .

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Outside of the counseling office, Jenny has her hands full with her five favorite people in all the world: her four kids and husband of 17 years.  They enjoy biking and hiking around Lake Lewisville, serving at Chase Oaks Church, and cheering each other on in all their various activities.