Immigration, culture & belonging
A place to explore cultural adjustment, identity, family expectations, and the experience of living across cultures.
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Clinical Associate Therapist
Warm, bilingual therapy for adults navigating anxiety, loss, health concerns, relationships, identity, immigration, and change.
PhD, LGPC
About Yiying
Yiying’s experience as an immigrant, counselor educator, and mental health researcher shapes a practice that is both culturally attentive and deeply personal. She helps adults explore belonging, identity, family expectations, academic or career pressure, parenting, relationships, and major transitions with curiosity and compassion.
Professional profiles: Psychology Today ↗ · LinkedIn ↗
Areas of focus
A place to explore cultural adjustment, identity, family expectations, and the experience of living across cultures.
Support for worry, panic, depression, loss, health concerns, career stress, and meaningful change.
Practical, reflective work informed by mindfulness, person-centered care, CBT, and emotionally focused approaches.
Academic work & leadership
Yiying brings active scholarship and counselor education into her clinical perspective, with a particular commitment to Asian American, immigrant, and international-student mental health.
Associate Professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Education, with work spanning counseling, parenting, and culturally responsive mental health.
Published research on Asian international students’ mental health and help-seeking, cultural adjustment, mindfulness-based wellbeing, counselor education, and ethical AI in mental health.
A trained Mindful Parenting Program Certified Facilitator whose teaching and research examine parent wellbeing and parent-child connection.
At a glance
A thoughtful first step
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