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Short bio (50 words)
Chia-Chi Wang is a licensed clinical psychologist and applied improv practitioner based in Taipei, Taiwan. He has led over 500 applied improv workshops across schools, hospitals, and corporations, and uses improv in clinical training for psychotherapists. He is the author of three books in Mandarin.
Medium bio (84 words)
Chia-Chi Wang is a licensed clinical psychologist and applied improv practitioner based in Taipei, Taiwan. He divides his time between clinical practice, where he works with adults on breakups, couple conflict, and men's emotional lives, and professional training for fellow clinicians.
He has led over 500 applied improv workshops across schools, hospitals, and corporations, and uses improv in clinical training for psychotherapists, building rehearsal into supervision. He is the author of three books in Mandarin, on men's psychology, couple communication, and improv-based training design.
Long bio (155 words)
Chia-Chi Wang is a licensed clinical psychologist and applied improv practitioner based in Taipei, Taiwan. He divides his time between clinical practice, where he works with adults on breakups, couple conflict, and men's emotional lives, and professional training for fellow clinicians.
His training work is about letting clinicians practise, not only discuss. He teaches an advanced practicum on the therapeutic setting, and co-teaches an online group-supervision practicum in which psychologists rehearse clinical skills together with an improv performer.
He has led over 500 applied improv workshops across schools, hospitals, and corporations, and has taught improv for helping skills, expressive arts therapy, and group leadership at universities in Taipei. He spent ten days studying with Keith Johnstone in Canada in 2015 and attended React! Impro in Germany in 2025. He also performs and coaches improv with a theatre ensemble in Taipei.
He is the author of three books in Mandarin, on men's psychology, couple communication, and improv-based training design.
