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Are you tired of the constant facade of success and “perfect” moms on social media?

Dr. Stephanie J. Wong, Ph.D the brilliant author of "Cancel the Filter," empathizes with your frustration. As a licensed clinical psychologist, entrepreneur, mother, and BTS ARMY, she's not just another writer; she's a real-life working mother who understands the daily challenges and joys of trying to manage it all.

In her refreshingly honest book, Dr. Wong guides you away from the polished images and filtered realities of social media. She opens up about the raw emotions and hidden stories that often linger behind the screen, drawing from her experiences as a therapist and podcaster. "Cancel the Filter" isn't your typical motherhood guide; it's a deep dive into the challenges, struggles, and successes of a modern working mother of color. Through personal anecdotes and expert insights, Dr. Wong dismantles common misconceptions about motherhood, race, and the professional world.

If you're a working mom questioning your sanity amidst societal pressures or seeking a genuine account of modern struggles, Dr. Wong's words will remind you that you're not alone in this messy, challenging, and rewarding journey.

Embrace the unfiltered beauty of life, let go of perfection, and join Dr. Stephanie J. Wong on this transformative journey by getting your copy of "Cancel the Filter" today.

Dr. Wong is an Asian American, licensed clinical psychologist, entrepreneur, mother, BTS ARMY (global K-pop group fandom) keynote speaker, and founder and host of the award-winning, Color of Success Podcast. She works in private practice with Tech professionals and at a hospital, serving military veterans. She continues to share her expertise in Asian American mental health, diversity training, and the treatment of mood disorders, substance use, work-related stress, and relationship and cultural concerns.