Editorial Role
Feng Xing serves as editor for International Journal of Global Psychology.
Biography
Feng Xing, Psy.D., is a licensed psychologist at Florida State University Counseling & Psychological Services. He earned his Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology from The George Washington University and previously completed graduate training in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Johns Hopkins University. His clinical and scholarly work focuses on psychotherapy, group processes, attachment, clinical supervision and training, and the mental health of college and university students.
Dr. Xing completed his predoctoral internship at Duke University Counseling and Psychological Services and his postdoctoral training at Yale Health Mental Health & Counseling. Across these settings, his work has included individual and group psychotherapy, psychological assessment, crisis intervention, clinical consultation, and the training of emerging mental health professionals.
His research interests include psychotherapy process and outcome, psychodynamic and relational psychotherapy, group psychotherapy and group dynamics, attachment theory, clinical supervision, multicultural and international student mental health, online psychotherapy and supervision, and college mental health. His scholarly work has appeared in journals and academic publications addressing online clinical supervision, attachment and group psychotherapy, therapeutic alliance and group cohesion, and the experiences of international counseling students.
Dr. Xing also serves as a peer reviewer for scholarly journals in counseling, psychotherapy, and clinical supervision and remains actively involved in research, professional education, and clinical training.
Research Interest
Psychotherapy Process and Outcome; Psychodynamic and Relational Psychotherapy; Group Psychotherapy; Clinical Supervision and Training; College Student Mental Health; Multicultural and International Student Mental Health; Clinical Applications of Attachment Theory