Stephen Cheung, PsyD

Professor, Department of Clinical Psychology

Alternative Phone: (626) 815-6000, Ext. 5206

For more than 30 years, Stephen Cheung, PsyD, has studied, practiced, and taught family psychology and multicultural psychotherapy in various settings. Before he came to APU in 2005, Cheung had provided administrative, supervisory, and clinical services at the Asian Pacific Counseling and Treatment Centers (APCTC), a large multicultural community mental health center in Los Angeles for twelve years. He now focuses his teaching on improving self-awareness, knowledge, and effectiveness in clinical psychology students. Cheung is researching family psychology and multicultural psychotherapy. He is also interested in solution-focused brief therapy, immigrant mental health, and integration of faith with psychotherapy.

Education

PsyD, Clinical Psychology, Baylor University
MA, Counseling, United States International University
BSW, Social Work, University of Calgary
BA, Psychology, University of Alberta

Academic Area

School of Behavioral Sciences

Expertise

Family Psychology
Group Therapy
Family Therapy
Solution-focused Brief Therapy

Courses Taught

PPSY 700D Introduction to Clinical Practice: Basic Skills
PPSY 700I Systems II: Family Therapy Theories
PPSY 705 Psychological Theories: Group
PPSY 709 Clinical Interventions: Group
PPSY 716 Systems III: Family Interventions