Media and Press Contact

Thank you for your interest in our work. We look forward to connecting with you.

I speak about what happens when a life built on performance, pressure, and expectation stops fitting the person living it.

My perspective is clinical but accessible. I don’t speak in jargon, and I don’t soften things that shouldn’t be softened.
If you’re working on a story, podcast episode, or panel where psychological depth and direct honesty would be an asset, let’s talk!

Featured Conversations

Life as an AAPI Location Independent Therapist — CHAP Psychology

Reflecting on 3 years on the Road — Location Independent Therapists

Location Independent Therapist’s co-founder Melissa talks to Biyang Wang to reflect on 3+ years of working in online private practice and being a LIT Community member.

What it's like to be a location independent therapist - Location Independent Therapists

“Are you a mental health professional considering starting an online practice or business? Or wondering what it’s like to take your business on the road and become a location independent therapist? Check out this video for tips and inspiration, and to see what it’s like to be a location independent therapist and work online! “
“Today our co-founder Sonia talks to Biyang Wang, an Asian-American Psychotherapist based in the United States and LIT Community member. “

For Media, Podcast, and Press Inquiries

Biyang Wang, LCSW is a psychotherapist and global mental health consultant specializing in identity, authenticity, and psychological development in high-performing individuals and organizations.
Her global experience gives her a grounded perspective on how people adapt, relate, and reconstruct themselves across very different environments. That lens informs her speaking on identity, leadership, emotional truth, and the hidden costs of performance.
She is available for podcast interviews, media commentary, panel appearances, and written contributions on the following topics:
— Identity, high-performance, and the psychological cost of success
— AAPI mental health and the “Good Child” script
— How cultural expectations shape professional identity
— Psychodynamic perspectives on leadership and organizational behavior
— The emotional complexity of global mobility and expat life
— Burnout, disconnection, and what actually drives them

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If you’d like to interview Biyang Wang invite her as a guest at your event, please submit a completed Media/Press Request form below.
She takes media appearances selectively, with a focus on audiences where this work is genuinely relevant.
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