About

I am an associate professor of Medical Education and Associate Director of Physician Vitality at Loma Linda University Health. I’m also an alumna of UCLA, Fuller Theological Seminary, and Loma Linda University. My research, writing, and clinical work center around sociocontextual issues such as gender, race, generation, and spirituality and how these identities shape the self and interpersonal dynamics. I identify as a second-generation Taiwanese American, was born and raised in Los Angeles, and still live in southern California with my spouse, two children, and miniature Schnauzer. When I have time, I love experimenting with baking sourdough bread, sewing clothes, and trying to keep plants alive.

• Certified Havening Techniques Practitioners
• Prepare/Enrich certified
• Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach
• AAMFT Approved Supervisor, AAMFT Minority Fellowship Mentor
• Clinical member of professional organizations: AAMFT, AFTA, NCFR, CAMFT, AAPA
• Editorial board member for journals Family Process, Journal of Family Psychotherapy, and ChristianityNext

Recent Conference Presentations

American Psychiatric Association

Ma, E., Wong., J., & ChenFeng, J.
May 2023
Lights, camera, action! Creating a short film to put Asian American mental health in the spotlight.

Western Group Collaborative Conference

Green, M., ChenFeng, J., Yi, Z., & Hayton, A.
April 2023
Teaching medical mistrust to medical students through peer teaching and faculty stories.

Conference on Medicine and Religion

Hayton, A., ChenFeng, J., Yi, Z., & Barceló, S.
March 2023
Teaching resilience and whole person care to future doctors: An interdisciplinary approach.

Diversity and Health Equity Conference

Nwankwo, O., Ongyiu, A., Sajdak, G., Hayton, A., & ChenFeng, J.
March 2023
Teaching medical students how to have brave conversations to promote understanding.

Sajdak, G., Hanessian, K., Hanks, H., Horhor, L., ChenFeng, J., & Hayton, A.
March 2023
Teaching medical students about implicit bias.

American Family Therapy Academy (AFTA) Virtual Conference

ChenFeng, J., Chu, J., & Knudson-Martin, C.
June 2022
Catalyzing transformative change: Translating practice-based evidence to action.

Recent Invited Presentations

South Pasadena Prayer Breakfast

ChenFeng, J.
May 2023
Help and hope: Embracing those who hold us up.

Loma Linda University’s Community Academic Partners in Service (CAPS)
Transition 2 Success

ChenFeng, J.
March 2023
Connecting with our inner and relational resilience.

Church Related Early Childhood Education Fellowship

ChenFeng, J.
February 2023
Wholeness and well-being from the inside out.

Princeton Theological Seminary’s Center for Asian American Christianity,
Mental Health Virtual Conference

ChenFeng, J.
January 2023
The pursuit of Asian American happiness.

Inauguration of Fuller Theological Seminary’s sixth president

ChenFeng, J.
January 2023
Relational resilience through third order change.

Loma Linda University Health

ChenFeng, J.
July 2022
Implicit bias and social justice.