About Shiyuan Fang

We Are Living In Challenging Times

Have simple tasks shifted from feeling easy, to feeling like insurmountable challenges?

Going to work, grocery shopping, or even answering a phone call leaves you feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. Sleep eludes you, and your racing thoughts keep you up at night.

You’re feeling irritable with your loved ones, unmotivated with your passions, and you don’t understand why you’re so on edge all the time. Especially since you’ve always been the strong one, the person others turn to for support. 

Being “The Strong One” Doesn’t Mean You Have To Go Through Hard Things Alone!

Through research proven treatment options, you can find relief.

Together, we can help you find inner strength, resilience, and new perspectives, even when living in dire circumstances.

My direct and compassionate style helps clients feel comfortable and understood.

I Am A Therapist But I Am Also A Person

I understand heartache, pain and disappointment. I also understand overcoming, learning to love yourself, and growth!

It takes honesty to admit there is a problem and courage to address it. It also takes discipline and strength to do the work to resolve the problem.

As a therapist, I appreciate the uniqueness of each client, and my goal is to create a safe space where clients feel heard and understood.

You can expect our work to be collaborative and compassionate while exploring new strategies and techniques to help you reach your goals and live a happier, healthier and more fulfilling life.

My Education and Roots

I was born and raised in Singapore, lived in Las Vegas for college and earned my Master of Counseling from Monash University in Australia before moving to Northern California. I’ve also travelled widely and love immersing myself in various cultures which brings a global perspective to my practice.

Before I was a therapist, I held leadership roles in advertising, working with clients across the world as well as motivating and mentoring my staff. My corporate background gave me an appreciation of the existential struggles that come with living in this highly stressful modern world.