Meet Robin
Robin Hyun, M.A.
Clinical Intern, Northwestern University
Clinical Highlights
Specialties: M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Northwestern University a a multiculturally-oriented and integrative-based therapist who has experience working with eating disorders, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, PTSD/trauma, minority-focused trauma and stressors (e.g. BIPOC, immigrant, racialized), women-related issues, LGBTQIA+ identity exploration, relationship concerns, sexual health, life transitions, life adjustments, and/or grief and loss.
Primary Modalities: Cognitive-Behavioral, Dialectical-Behavioral, Acceptance and Commitment, Psychodynamic, Integrative, Mixed-Method, and Mindfulness
Populations: Children, Adolescents, Young Adults, & Adults
Schools: Northwestern University & University of San Francisco
Languages: English & Korean
Supervisor: Jean Rock, LCPC
Professional Bio.
Cura personalis, which means to care for the whole and entirety of a person, through the mind,
body, and spirit, is a fundamental value I bring as I work collaboratively with clients to explore
how these components are interconnected in the healing, therapeutic process. This value has
been an integral foundation to my education and training that I've gained from my B.A. in
Psychology at the University of San Francisco and my current pursual of an M.A. in Clinical
Mental Health Counseling education at Northwestern University.
As a female-identifying Korean American with an immigrant background, I have a particular
affinity in exploring the ways different identities play a role in cultivating unique experiences, as
well as access and perception of mental health concerns. I hold a keen passion in exploring the
unique and intersectional ways our identities can shape our person and specifically, the different
ways mental health can be impacted from such experiences.
Mental health areas I have an ever-growing passion with working with include: bipolar disorder,
eating disorders, anxiety, depression, (racialized) trauma, (minority) stressors, women-related
issues, LGBTQ+ identity exploration, relationship issues, life transitions, as well as grief and
loss. When addressing such mental health concerns, I value incorporating culturally competent
and adaptive approaches from CBT, DBT, to Psychodynamic, within a multicultural and
feminist-oriented framework.
At the Center for Psychology and Wellness, I look forward in supporting and collaborating with
clients in their cura personalis therapeutic journey in growth and healing!
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