Amy Lin, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Counseling (Remote Faculty)

amylin@les.edu

626-571-5110

Highest Education:

Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara

Experience:

California Licensed Psychologist
Part-time Private Practice in Psychotherapy
Clinical Post-Doctoral Fellow, Azusa Pacific University

Area of Research:

Depression and Other Psychological Disorders, Asian American Cultural Identity & Mental Health; Psychology of Christian Singles

Teaching Courses:

Crisis Counseling, Introduction to Psychopathology, Human Growth and Development, Counseling Women, Pastoral Counseling, Advanced Counseling Theories and Techniques

Language:

Mandarin, Taiwanese, English

Publications (Books and Articles) :


2015	Lin, A. T. (2015) Mindfulness-based therapy, contemplation and Christian counseling. In R. Y. Chan (Ed.), Gai bien shen ming de fu dao Lin, A. T. (2014) Overcoming spiritual struggles: Reframed perspectives for Christian singles. In C. Sun, & E. Chen (Eds.), Zhong Ling Shuo Zhi [Holy Spirit] (pp. 134-153). Hong Kong: TienDao.
2014	Lin, A. T. (2014). Overcoming spiritual struggles: Reframed perspectives for Christian singles. In C. Sun, & E. Chen (Eds.), Zhong Ling Shuo Zhi [Holy Spirit] (pp. 134-153). Hong Kong: TienDao.
1999	Atkinson, D. R., Kim, A. U., Ruelas, S. R., & Lin, A. T. (1999). Ethnicity and attitudes toward facilitated reminiscence. Journal of Mental Health Counseling, 21, 66-81.