Accepting new clients starting the beginning of September 2026.

• Doctoral Resident in Clinical Psychology

• Ph.D Candidate in the Clinical Psychology program at Queen’s University

• Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea

• Bachelor’s degree in psychology

You are likely here because you are looking to make some positive changes. If you are ready to get started, I would be happy to team up with you and start on your journey towards your goals.

I am a Resident and senior doctoral student from Queen’s University, completing my doctoral residency in clinical psychology. A resident is some who has completed all PhD coursework and practicums in clinical psychology and only has one year of clinical residency and doctoral dissertation to complete.

Throughout my clinical training, I have gained valuable experience in various therapy models, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Unified Protocol (UP), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic psychotherapy. I have honed my skills as a trainee at the Psychology Clinic and the Student Wellness Services at Queen’s University, working under the supervision of registered psychologists.

I completed my final doctoral practicum training at DPPC under the supervision of Dr. Karen Dinsmore where I was trained to work from a psychodynamic and emotion-focused framework using the ISTDP metapsychology. I remained on the DPPC team as a doctoral student therapist and I am now completing one of my residency rotations at DPPC under Dr. Dinsmore’s supervision where I continue to train in ISTDP.

My training and clinical experiences have nurtured my passion for individual therapy, particularly in addressing long-term issues that may stem from early exposure to trauma, severe stressful life events, or attachment problems. Additionally, I am dedicated to continuously enhancing my cross-cultural competency in my practice, ensuring that I can effectively serve diverse populations.

In addition to self-referred clients, I am also available to work with veterans referred by Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) and workers referred by WSIB.