Dr. Kimberley Carder
Clinical Psychologist developing the mental health landscape through therapy and outreach.
She is based in Hong Kong and currently available for consultation.
Having grown up in Hong Kong, I have developed a unique clinical perspective on the mental health challenges people in our city face across different stages of life. I have witnessed the changes and growing awareness of mental health and have developed a progressive therapeutic approach in response.
I enjoy working with young people and families, taking a whole system and solution-oriented approach to mental health and relationships. I specialize in supporting young people in developing an emotional vocabulary to aid them through the challenges life presents.
My background and training in competitive sports, in tandem with my research on sensory deprivation, has set the foundation for a deep therapeutic understanding of the mind-body connection. I integrate a holistic stance, appreciating the individuality of each person I work with work, their relationship to themselves, their community in order to create lasting change.
My Education
B.A., Psychology
University of Southern California
2012
M.A, PsyD., Clinical Psychology
Alliant International University
2015 – 2019
“Challenging yourself physically is a great way to see what you are capable of mentally,”
Dr. Kimberley Carder for South China Morning Post
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What is therapy?
A safe confidential environment with a professional.
A process by which you get better at feeling.
A mutual alliance of discovery, self-actualization and recovery.
What is not therapy?
A place where you get told what to do.
A process by which you always feel better.
Where "crazy" people go to get help.
Do you or your child need therapy?
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Reach out to learn how to start that conversation with a loved one, or to find out what the next best step for yourself is.