Asian American Racialization: Tending Wounds and Making Medicine

Clinical psychologist and writer who integrates animist, relational, and trauma-informed perspectives, and strives to transform stories that hold people captive into stories that set them free. Dr. Hung received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the City University of New York and her B.A. in Film Studies from Yale University. Her private practice serves people in Maryland and New York, and her specialties include intergenerational and collective trauma, dissociation, and complex PTSD; Asian American racialization; the intersections between personal and social identities; and grief. Her writing has appeared in The Keeping Room, Psychoanalytic Psychology, ROOM: A Sketchbook for Analytic Action, and Death Studies, and she is currently writing a memoir about her healing from gendered, racial, and generational trauma during the COVID-19 pandemic. She lives in Cambridge, in the United Kingdom