Dr. Wu is a warm, hopeful psychologist who is dedicated to improving adults’ well-being by understanding their experiences, identifying their values and needs, and improving their security in relationships. He enjoys a collaborative therapy process with adults of diverse, intersecting identities and backgrounds, and he prioritizes working within clients’ frames of reference to reach their goals.

Dr. Wu provides individual and group therapy, treating a range of issues such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, academic and career challenges, adjustment challenges, dating and relationships, men’s concerns, Asian American mental health, and identity development. He specializes in working with the young adult population and with those experiencing difficult life transitions. His therapeutic approach builds on clients’ existing strengths, explores current concerns while considering the impact of past experiences, and increases skills for self-awareness, coping, communication, and values-driven behavioral changes.

Dr. Wu’s approach to psychotherapy is integrative, tailored to clients, and strengths-focused. It is informed primarily by relational, emotion-focused, CBT, and ACT approaches, and incorporates mindfulness and DBT skills. This process encourages holistic awareness and acceptance of the many aspects of ourselves, empowering individuals to better understand self and others, and to more confidently define next steps. He provides a supportive therapeutic space characterized by patience, compassion, flexibility, and curiosity. He values authentic communication and invites feedback in the therapeutic relationship.

Massachusetts Licensed Psychologist, #11341

PhD in Clinical Psychology, University of Massachusetts Boston

Predoctoral Internship, Suffolk University Counseling, Health, and Wellness Center

Postdoctoral Fellowship, Emerson College Counseling and Psychology Services