Jason Wang

Career counselor · Washington, DC · in person and virtual

"I provide psychotherapy for adults navigating difficult periods, major decisions, and meaningful transitions in life and work." (in their words, on their website)

Services

ServiceWhat is includedPrice
Career-Focused Therapy
Adults facing career decisions, disruptions, or seeking career-related psychological support
Understanding career-related emotions, thoughts, and behaviors · Clarifying career goals and values · Strengthening coping and decision-making · Considering realistic career options · Addressing connections with mental health, relationships, culture, family, finances on request
Focused Couples Therapy - Pre-Marital or Pre-Commitment Therapy
Couples preparing for marriage or commitment
Examining expectations and commitments · Discussing communication and conflict · Trust and commitment · Emotional, physical, and sexual intimacy · Values, expectations, and roles on request
Focused Couples Therapy - Financial Therapy for Couples
Couples with stable relationships seeking help with financial issues
Understanding each partner’s money history and beliefs · Improving communication about money · Addressing anxiety or avoidance · Clarifying individual and shared financial priorities · Making collaborative financial decisions on request
Financial Therapy for Individuals
Individuals seeking psychotherapy for emotional and psychological aspects of money
Addressing emotions and patterns involving money · Financial anxiety, stress, shame, guilt, or fear · Avoiding financial information or decisions · Difficulty spending or saving · Understanding self-worth related to money on request

As published on their website, read Sep 30, 2026.

Where they fit

StudentsEarlyMidManagerDirectorVP / C-suite
Resume and LinkedInnononononono
Interviews and offersnononononono
Job search strategynononononono
Career direction and changenoyesyesyesyesyes
Leadershipnononononono
Personal brandnononononono

How they work

Process
Schedule free 20-minute consultation · Discuss client needs and questions · Decide if therapy is a good fit · Begin therapy sessions weekly · Adjust session frequency as needed · Regularly discuss therapy progress and goals
Before coaching
educator, college career counselor, study abroad program manager, higher education

Do it yourself, or hire a coach?

Doing it yourselfUsually enough whenA coach earns the fee when
Career directionWeeks of reading and conversations about roles that fit. Callings can show your strengths and the pay for each role.You already have two or three target roles.You do not know what comes next, or you want structure and a formal assessment.

Times are our estimates. Try Callings.

Questions to ask before hiring

  1. What does it cost in total, and what is included? (no published price)
  2. What are your cancellation and refund terms? (no refund terms on their site)
  3. Who do you usually work with, and how long does a typical engagement last? (always worth asking)

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