Dr Ken Fung is a Hong Kong-based clinical psychologist, a relationship therapist, and an author, dedicated to using Gottman, psychodynamic, emotion-focused, and trauma-informed methods to help people struggling with relationship, emotional, and trauma issues.

In 2013, Ken created Your Relationship Clinic on social media as an interactive channel to provide emotional support, and through the medium of written text, guide people to reflect on the people and things around them.

In recent years, he has been actively exploring childhood and family of origin relationships to help clients reflect on and heal inner conflicts and traumas, the relationship with themselves, and their relationship with the world.

香港臨床心理學家和關係治療師，致力於使用以葛迪文方法、精神動力、情緒主導和創傷知情的方法來幫助被關係、情緒和創傷問題困擾的人。

2013 年，Ken 創建了Your Relationship Clinic作為互動渠道提供情緒支援，並以文字引導大家對身邊人事物作出反思。

他近年積極利用探討童年和原生家庭關係，幫助患者思考和治療內心矛盾和創傷，自己與自己，及自己與世界的關係。

• Couples counselling, addressing issues such as communication, commitment and trust, physical and emotional abuse, infidelity, repairing and rebuilding, recovery from loss

• Depression, low mood, and bipolar disorder

• General anxiety and social anxiety

• Panic attacks

• Phobias and aversions

• Obsessions, compulsions, and unhelpful habits

• Transitions and life changes

• Trauma and stress-related issues

• Personality issues, including patterns of dysfunctional or maladaptive behavior, thoughts, and emotions such as self-centeredness, volatility and lack of empathy

• Parenting issues, including communication and coaching

• Online counselling for mood and anxiety-related issues

Ken is a clinical psychologist committed to helping individuals, couples and families with different relational and emotional issues. He uses Gottman Method Therapy and other approaches, such as psychodynamic and CBT, depending on the clients’ needs.

Apart from his role as a clinical psychologist, Ken found the platform Your Relationship Clinic on social media in 2013. He created an interactive channel to, on a pro bono basis, discuss with and offer emotional support to traditional Chinese-speaking people about their relational issues with partners, family members, friends, colleagues and pets.

In 2019, with the outburst of public emotion since early June because of the social unrest in Hong Kong, he has extended and prioritized his service to providing emotional support to Hong Kong residents. He has specialized in supporting those who have been traumatized by witnessing distressing events and the many emotional wounds that continue after them. Ken was named one of the “Top 100 Healthcare Leaders” by the International Forum on Advancements in Healthcare (IFAH) in 2019 for his voluntary services provided via social media.

Ken believes that communication is not only about meeting expectations and needs but also a channel for expressing genuine emotions through establishing a secure place for each other. This is the key to developing a healthy relationship not limited to couples but also among persons with different roles in the society.

Doctor of Psychology,

California School of Professional Psychology,

Clinical Psychology

Master of Social Science,

The University of Hong Kong

Criminology

Bachelor of Sciences,

The University of Auckland,

Psychology

Gottman Method Couples Therapy

(Level 3 trained)

Registered Clinical Psychologist

(HKADCP, PsyBA, NZPB)

Australian Psychological Society

Member

APS College of Clinical Psychologists

Fellow