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Asst Prof Suh Hanna
Assistant Professor, National Institute of Education - Psychology and Child & Human Development
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Dr. Hanna Suh obtained her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from University of Florida and is a licensed psychologist in United States. Her research centers on examining the applicability and effectiveness of positive psychology interventions (e.g., mindfulness, compassion, meaning-oriented approaches) with stress-prone individuals such as perfectionists. She has extensive clinical experience with youth and adults in various settings including university counseling centers, community agencies, and outpatient hospitals. She completed her doctoral internship at University of Pennsylvania Counseling and Psychological Services. She is also passionate about teaching and enjoys mentoring and supervising students to become creative life-long learners. Before joining NIE, Dr. Suh was an assistant professor (tenure-track) at SUNY Buffalo.
College Mental Health,Compassion-Based Interventions,Meaning-Oriented Interventions,Mindfulness in Education and Psychological Interventions,Perfectionism, Positive Psychology,Prevention,Technology in Counseling,Training
- An online prevention program for Eating Disorder for University aged women
- Stress Mindset to Promote Purpose for Learning and Emotional Well-Being: The Moderating Role of Mindfulness
- Harnessing Positive Psychology Principles in Fostering Academic Motivation/Engagement and Wellbeing of Low-Progress Learners in Singapore