Glen Hong is a clinical psychologist in private practice and an adjunct professor and practicum committee member in the master’s of social work program at California State University, Los Angeles. He also works at California State University, Fullerton as a Mental Health Crisis Counselor providing crisis services to all students on the campus. He has served as a mental health clinical supervisor for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health ACCESS Center, a center that handles crisis calls throughout Los Angeles County and dispatches crisis evaluators to assess for hospitalization. Hong has experience working with the chronically and severely mentally ill, at-risk youth, the Latino, African American, and Asian American communities, as well as all socioeconomic populations, within the county of Los Angeles.

Glen Hong is a clinical psychologist in private practice and an adjunct professor and practicum committee member in the master’s of social work program at California State University, Los Angeles. He also works at California State University, Fullerton as a Mental Health Crisis Counselor providing crisis services to all students on the campus. He has served as a mental health clinical supervisor for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health ACCESS Center, a center that handles crisis calls throughout Los Angeles County and dispatches crisis evaluators to assess for hospitalization. Hong has experience working with the chronically and severely mentally ill, at-risk youth, the Latino, African American, and Asian American communities, as well as all socioeconomic populations, within the county of Los Angeles.

Glen Hong is a clinical psychologist in private practice and an adjunct professor and practicum committee member in the master’s of social work program at California State University, Los Angeles. He also works at California State University, Fullerton as a Mental Health Crisis Counselor providing crisis services to all students on the campus. He has served as a mental health clinical supervisor for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health ACCESS Center, a center that handles crisis calls throughout Los Angeles County and dispatches crisis evaluators to assess for hospitalization. Hong has experience working with the chronically and severely mentally ill, at-risk youth, the Latino, African American, and Asian American communities, as well as all socioeconomic populations, within the county of Los Angeles.