In The Press

Dr. Chong and Dr. Yee are occasionally invited to speak in the media. Here are some snippets of their appearances.

The Philadelphia Inquirer with Bethany Ao

Philadelphia's international students face barriers to mental health services. As a staff psychologist at Ursinus College, Dr. Suzanne Chong shares her thoughts:

NBC10: Know Your Mind with Tracey Davidson

Anti-Asian attacks have been on the rise. Psychologist Suzanne Chuchian Chong shares tips on how to deal with the resulting anxiety, as well as what bystanders can do if they witness an attack.

Fox29: Good Day Philadelphia with Bill Anderson

New survey: Nearly half of Asian Americans have experienced at least one racist incident. Dr. Suzanne Chong joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest survey.

Women in Healthcare: Live Panel with Charlotte Sutton, Philadelphia Inquirer

For reasons both professional and personal, women in the healthcare workforce often face a unique set of circumstances that have some looking to make changes both for themselves and for their colleagues.

On our next Inquirer LIVE: Health Report, Inquirer health editor Charlotte Sutton talks with Amie Archibald-Varley, RN, Quality and Patient Specialist at Ontario’s Niagara Health; Suzanne Chong, Staff Psychologist at Ursinus College; Dr. Resa E. Lewiss, MD, Emergency Physician at Thomas Jefferson University; and Natalia Ortiz-Torrent, MD, FAPA, FAPM, FPCP, Professor in Clinical Psychiatry at Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. They’ll discuss the lessons of the pandemic and how they intend to use them in order to improve life for their patients, their peers and themselves.