I am a current graduate student in the M.A. Mental Health Counseling at Boston College. I was born and raised in Malaysia, and moved to Wisconsin for my undergraduate degree in Psychology as an international student. I speak fluent English and Mandarin. Much of my training and education has been focusing on multicultural issues such as racial identities, gender, sexualities and Asian diaspora. I am passionate about learning about people’s unique stories, identities and narrative, further assisting them to navigate their mental health and well-being from a place of compassion and empathy. 

Our Masters level interns are advanced graduate students in Mental Health Counseling providing therapy under the direct supervision of Raoul Robert, LMHC, Clinical Supervisor and licensed mental health counselor in the practice. Interns bring current knowledge, enthusiasm, and evidence-based training to their work. Each intern receives weekly supervision and case consultation to ensure high-quality, ethical, and effective care.