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About Felicity
An integrative approach that sees
the whole person — and their world
Felicity Fong is a Licensed Professional Counselor licensed in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology with a minor in Religious Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, and a Master's degree in Professional Clinical Counseling from La Salle University. She works with adolescents and adults, bringing an integrative, strengths-based perspective to every client she sees.
Felicity has particular expertise in trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, narcissistic abuse, and the challenges that come with acculturation and immigration — including the complex grief, identity shifts, and relational stresses that often accompany major cultural transitions. She also works with individuals and couples navigating relationship difficulties and family conflict, drawing on the Gottman Method alongside her broader integrative toolkit.
Her fluency in Malay and ongoing study of German and Mandarin reflect a genuine curiosity about language and culture that carries directly into her clinical work — she brings real attentiveness to the ways cultural context shapes a person's experiences, values, and path through therapy.
"I create a supportive, empathetic environment where clients feel understood and empowered to explore their true selves."
Outside the office, Felicity enjoys reading, video games, and crime documentaries — and loves traveling and learning about different cultures. That curiosity about the world and how people live within it is something she brings into every therapeutic relationship she builds.
Therapeutic Approaches
Integrative, evidence-based,
and tailored to you
Felicity draws on a range of evidence-based modalities, combining them to meet each client's unique history, goals, and strengths.
Person-Centered Therapy
Creates a warm, non-judgmental space where clients feel safe to explore their authentic selves and move toward the life they want.
Gottman Method
Research-backed approach for couples and individuals working through relationship patterns — improving communication, trust, and emotional connection.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Teaches practical skills in mindfulness, emotional regulation, and distress tolerance — especially helpful for managing intense emotions and relationship challenges.
Internal Family Systems
Explores the inner parts and patterns that shape how we respond to the world — healing the roots of trauma, shame, and self-criticism from within.