(Jin's internship with Aloe Mind ends on 10 November 2026)

Jin is a trainee clinical psychologist who works with adults, teens, students, children, adolescents, older adults including individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community. In her clinical experience, she has supported children and adolescents with neurodivergent conditions such as Autism, ADHD, social anxiety, and selective mutism. She has also worked with adults experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, OCD and high suicidal risk. In addition, she has experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities and the elderly population. She believes that healing begins when clients feel seen, heard, and understood in a safe and trusting space. She values empathy and connection, and aims to build a strong therapeutic relationship where clients feel supported, accepted, and not alone.

Jin works collaboratively with clients to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours, helping them develop practical coping strategies, build resilience, and gain a deeper understanding of themselves in a safe and supportive environment.

Jin enjoys spending time with friends, explores new places and good food, listening to music and watching K-dramas.