Dr. Hsin-hua (Cathy) Lee is a licensed, bilingual psychologist with over 15 years of dedicated experience in treating anxiety, mood disorders, and relationship issues. She specializes in supporting adolescents, college-aged youth—particularly international students—and young adults, as well as couples and Asian-American families grappling with life transitions and challenges related to acculturation and racial identity. Renowned for her culturally sensitive approach, Dr. Lee employs a variety of therapy modalities, including attachment-based and emotionally focused therapies, to foster healing and resilience. Additionally, she is an esteemed faculty member at Arcadia University, where she supervises master's students and contributes her profound insights from her research on Asian Americans' racial identity and family conflict. Her work extends beyond clinical practice into educational settings, providing consultations to K-12 schools with substantial populations of Mandarin-speaking international students, where she leads orientations, training sessions for staff, and psychoeducational groups. Dr. Lee's multifaceted expertise enriches her therapeutic practice, making her an invaluable resource to her clients and the broader community.