Sin U Lam

Sin U is interested in working with individuals troubled by cultural transition, identity development, mood disorders, social anxiety, LGBTQ issues, eating disorders, intimate relationships, and trauma.

“I see wellbeing as a way of responding rather than reacting to our traumas with acceptance, meaning, and resilience.”

As an international student, Sin U enjoys working with diverse college students and is committed to enhancing the wellbeing of underrepresented and international students using relational, psychodynamic, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), mindfulness, and multicultural approaches.