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Psychiatry with Chenhang Zou, M.D.
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Bio
Chenhang Zou, M.D. completed psychiatry residency at the Emory University School of Medicine, where she underwent advanced training at Emory's Psychoanalytic Institute. Complementing psychiatry with psychotherapy is therefore central to Dr. Zou's practice. In addition, Dr. Zou has a particular interest in cultural psychiatry. As a first-generation immigration who grew up in both China and Alabama, Dr. Zou is sensitive to alternative experiences and perspectives, and how they inform the social context of mental health. Education Before joining Apraku Psychiatry, Dr. Zou served as Chief Resident for ambulatory psychiatry at the Emory University School of Medicine, where she completed residency. She holds a doctor of medicine degree from the University of Alabama School of Medicine and an undergraduate degree in health and humanities from the University of Pennsylvania. Location Dr. Zou is available to see patients located in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. |
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I integrate psychotherapy into my practice of psychiatry.
During my residency in psychiatry, I completed advanced training at Emory University's Psychoanalytic Institute. I enjoy integrating therapy into my practice, and am available for dedicated 50-minute therapy sessions in addition to standard 30-minute follow-up appointments. 
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I am passionate about psycho-education.
I embrace the maxim: "self-knowledge is power". In addition to conventional psychiatry and psycho-therapy, I emphasize psycho-education: namely, the process by which patients are educated about their condition and given the tools to manage it holistically.
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I am sensitive to diverse cultural experiences.
As a first-generation immigrant who grew up in both China and Alabama, I adopt a multi-cultural approach to my practice of psychiatry. In that context, I am particularly interested in treating patients with immigrant backgrounds who may have experienced inter-generational trauma.
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