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Joey Fung Ph.D.

About

Dr. Joey Fung is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary. Her research interests lie in parenting, mindfulness, and culture, and child psychopathology. Together with her students and colleagues, she is conducting research on school-based prevention intervention for ethnic minority youths, spirituality and mindfulness, and identifying nontraditional delivery systems of mental health care in international settings. Her work has been published in professional journals including the Journal of Family Psychology, Behavior Therapy, and Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology. She maintains a small private practice in Pasadena.

Recent Posts
Mindful Parenting
Mindful Parenting During COVID
What does mindful parenting look like during this pandemic? It is more being, and less doing. It is creating space from within so you can be fully present.
Grief and Mindfulness: Emotions

Three myths about grief. And three ways mindfulness can help you manage grief.

Three myths about grief. And three ways mindfulness can help you manage grief.

Grief and Mindfulness: Body

Are you experiencing grief or loss? Here are five mindfulness practices to help you manage grief during these trying times.

Are you experiencing grief or loss? Here are five mindfulness practices to help you manage grief during these trying times.

What Is Mindfulness, Actually?

My spiritual mentor used to say to me, “we are human beings, not human doers.”

In an era that rewards productivity, what does it mean to focus on being, instead of doing?

My spiritual mentor used to say to me, “we are human beings, not human doers.”

In an era that rewards productivity, what does it mean to focus on being, instead of doing?