Dr Yichao Liang

Dr Yichao Liang

MBBS MPM RANZCP Cert Addiction Psych

Dr Liang is a psychiatrist with interests in general adult psychiatry and with experience across a range of inpatient and outpatient settings. He has extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of mood disorders, anxiety disorders and psychotic disorders. He also has training and qualifications in managing addiction problems, ADHD and eating disorders.

Ramsay Clinic Wentworthville

Psychiatry - Addictions
Psychiatry
Psychiatry - Adult (General)

23-27 Lytton Street
Wentworthville
NSW
2145

Profile

Dr Yichao Liang is a consultant psychiatrist with interests in general adult psychiatry. He has extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of mood disorders, anxiety disorders and psychotic disorders. He also has special training and qualifications in managing addiction problems, ADHD and eating disorders.

Dr Yichao Liang uses patient-centred approach to provide culturally sensitive and holistic assessment and management of mental health disorders. He works in both inpatients (at Ramsay Clinic Wentworthville) and outpatients. He closely collaborates with patients, their families and carers, GPs, psychologists and other health professionals to achieve the best recovery outcomes for patients.

Dr Yichao Liang obtained his medical degree in 2002. After working as a medical officer in both general medicine and surgery for more than 10 years, he found his genuine interests in psychiatry and entered the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP). He received extensive training in general and addiction psychiatry in Western Sydney LHD and Justice Health and Forensic Mental Health Network (JHFMHN). Dr Yichao Liang is now working as a consultant psychiatrist in JHFMHN for patients with drug and alcohol disorders in prisons. Dr Yichao Liang has been appointed as a conjunct lecturer in the Westmead Medical School at the University of Sydney since 2014.  

Interests
General adult mental health Alcohol and other addiction disorders Eating disorders ADHD
Other Spoken Languages
Cantonese, Mandarin