Courses:
Casework I, II, III; Human Behavior in the Social Environment I and II
Professional
Interests:
Clinical practice with children, adolescents and families
Mental health issues in the Asian American community
Training and supervision
Current
Research:
Suicidal behavior among Chinese immigrants
Reframing Clinical Practice with Culturally Specific
Perspectives
Recent
Publications:
Seeking emotional parity in marital relationships:
A new identity challenge for Chinese immigrant women,
Women and Therapy, in press.
The use of reframing in clinical practice with Chinese
immigrants, Journal of Social Services for Immigrants
and Refugees, Vol. 3, No.3/4, 2006.
A cultural perspective on emotions and behavior: An
empathic pathway to examine intergenerational conflicts
in Chinese immigrant families, Families in Society,
Vol. 87, No. 3, 2006.
Bridging professional and cultural values and norms:
A study of Asian American social work students, Journal
of Teaching in Social Work, Vol. 26, No. 1/2, 2006.
The sociocultural reality of the Asian Immigrant Elderly:
Implications for Group Work Practice, Journal of Gerontological
Social Work, Vol. 44, No. 1/2, 2004.
An east-west approach to serving Chinese immigrants
in a mental health setting, Chung & Sampiri, Journal
of Social Services for Immigrants and Refugees, Vol.
2, No.1/2, 2004.
Creative use of focus groups: Providing healing and
support to NYC Chinatown residents after the 9/11
attacks, Social Work with Groups, Vol. 26, 4, 2003.
Examining suicidal behavior of Asian American female
college students:
Implications for practice, Journal of College Student
Psychotherapy, Vol. 18, 2, 2003.
The impact of the 9/11 attacks on the elderly in NYC
Chinatown:
Implications for culturally relevant services, Journal
of Gerontological Social Work, Vol. 40, 4, 2003.
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