Vision for Therapy
Life can be challenging, and therapy provides a safe, personalized space to break free from cycles of setbacks and discover paths toward growth and healing.
My journey to becoming a psychologist and therapist was deeply influenced by my own experiences of social exclusion and bullying during my youth. These experiences fueled my commitment to fostering equality and understanding, ensuring that everyone—especially those who often feel like outsiders—feels seen, heard, and valued.
I believe that growth is the foundation of mental health. By investing in self-growth, we unlock the potential for happiness and fulfillment, whether we are facing adversity, striving for a healthier lifestyle, or seeking to deepen our self-awareness and interpersonal skills. Therapy is a transformative process that builds resilience and empowers individuals to create meaningful, positive change in their lives.
I am dedicated to providing culturally sensitive and flexible support that meets you where you are in life. My approach empowers you to plan and access the help you need, tailored to your unique circumstances. Whether you’re navigating a difficult chapter, looking to enhance your well-being, or seeking clarity and strength for the future, I am here to walk with you on your journey toward a brighter, more resilient self.
About Psychologist Dr Tiffany Leung
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Qualifications :
I am a UK HCPC accredited counseling psychologist, life coach and University approved clinical supervisor. I am also an honorary lecturer in the University of Manchester, teaching Intercultural Public health in the last 5 years. I have had over 13 years of counseling/therapy experiences in the UK and Hong Kong.
I received all my psychology and counseling qualifications in the UK.
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Where are you from :
I was born in Hong Kong China, a melting pot of the East & West. I love traveling and connecting with people from all walks of life. After passing my psychologist doctoral training in University of Manchester, I continue to explore meanings of diversity and equality in this city (and across the globe). I highly value my bicultural experiences and ensure my work is delivered with cultural sensitivity.
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What are your work experiences?
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Different client groups: individuals and groups, classroom and clinical trainings/ workshops, individual and peer supervision; consultancy for teams and organizations.
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Range of settings: local mental health and healthcare organisations, University and college settings, acute mental health and specialized psychiatric inpatient hospitals.
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Covering areas (not exclusively): depression and anxiety, trauma and abuse, work based mental health & resilience, relationships work (family, cross-generational, couple), adjusting to a new culture(s), enhancing cross-cultural competence, self-awareness and identity work, personality development and personality problems, bullying and discrimination, Autism and ADHD support plan & psychoeducation, long-term health difficulties, financial wellbeing.
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Example clients: working adults, adolescents, adults, couples, families and older individuals; healthcare professionals/doctors/nurses, students and training professionals, ethnic minority/bicultural individuals, international students and migrants.
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I am also a senior psychologist in the NHS, specializing in forensic secure mental health - a group of service users who present with complexities in mental health, risks and life challenges.
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Any other interests?
In the last few years, I have developed a number of creative projects on mainstreaming mental health/wellbeing among Chinese and Asian populations in the UK. I am passionate about mental health and holistic wellbeing by being together and staying connected as a community.
Fun fact: I have started a mission diary on adding sustainable products into my regular routine (as an aspirational sustainability supporter!).
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