

Jing Liu, Registered Psychologist

About Me
Hi ! I’m Jing and I’m delighted you’ve stopped by. As a Registered Psychologist in Alberta, I’ve spent many years working within community agencies and the health care system, supporting individuals facing complex challenges. I offer services addressing attachment wounds, family of origin issues, trauma, depression, anxiety, emotional regulation, stress, and life transitions. I offer virtual psychological services in English and Mandarin.
I aim to create an inclusive counselling environment that welcomes individuals from diverse backgrounds. My practice highlights the body-mind connection and integrates principles from both Wester counselling psychology and Eastern philosophies that helps individuals find harmonious balance of mental health and general well-being. My role is to walk alongside you and allow you to see your strengths and resources that might have been previously overlooked. I believe everyone has the potential to become a better self. I am hoping by allowing me to be part of your healing journey, you can reclaim a sense of self and find an inner pathway that leads you to safety and security.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family and my fur baby. I also like running, colour pencil drawing, acrylic painting, and Kintsugi pottery. I believe that art can be a great way for us to transform pain and suffering.
Registration Information:
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Registered Psychologist - College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP)
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Canadian Certified Counsellor - Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA)


My Clinical Focus
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Attachment Wounds
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Family of Origin Issues
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Trauma
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Emotional Regulation
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Stress
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Life Transitions
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Relationship Issues (communication skills building, healthy boundary setting)
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Women's mental health

Previous Workshops
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Mental Health and Mental Health Stigma
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How to Manage Anxiety During Covid 19 Pandemic
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Let's Talk About Depression
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Cross-cultural Parenting:https://happy50.ca/en/archives/3694
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Family of origin and self-growth:https://happy50.ca/en/archives/3694
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Learn about seasonal affective disorder: https://happy50.ca/archives/3465

Trainings
Currently enrolled in Somatic Attachment Psychotherapy Two Year Training
2024 October - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia
2024 October - IFS Online Circle
2024 September - Pain Foundations
2024 April - Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy Essentials (Level 1 and Level 2)
2024 April - Mastering Skills & Overcoming Challenges in EFIT
2023 October - IFS Informed EMDR
2023 September - Trauma, Dissociation and the Body: A Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Approach
2023 April - Little Club: Preventing Suicide in Indigenous Children
2023 April - Gender Affirming Network Training
2022 August - DBT Essentials
2022 June - Responding to Suicidal Thoughts: Double- Story Hope and Despair
2022 January- Healing Trauma with Guided Drawing
2022 January - Applied Polyvagal Theory in Therapeutic Yoga Level 1 and Level 2
2022 January - Certified Safe and Sound Protocol
2021 November - EMDR Basic Training
2021 November - Yoga for Trauma
2021 February - Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 and Level 2
2020 December - Narrative Therapy
2020 April - Integrating CBT and Mindfulness



The lotus flower blooms most beautifully from the deepest and thickest mud.” – Buddhist Proverb
