SHCS Academic Satellites Program

About The Program 

A mental health clinician is available to provide counseling services for students and is embedded in the Dean's Office. The clinician is also available to provide consultation to staff and faculty. 

  • Prioritizes access for students with barriers to central Student Health and Counseling Services locations
  • Provides a collaborative approach to supporting students' well being and academic performance
  • Appointments with our embedded College Counselor are made through staff or faculty referral

Meet Our embedded College Counselor

Anne Han

Anne Han, L.P.C.C., L.M.F.T.

 

 

 

About Me

After changing her career from Information Technology, Anne Han, LPCC, LMFT, graduated from Northwestern University’s Counseling Psychology graduate program with an interest in work psychology and a specialization in multi-cultural counseling. Upon graduation, Anne Han moved to Beijing, China where she worked at Peking University’s Graduate School supporting young adults in preparation for their career trajectories in and out of country.  Back in the United States, Anne Han worked as a bilingual Mandarin-speaking, or affectionately called Chinglish-speaking, clinician in Therapeutic Behavioral Services, the In-Home Crisis Stabilization Program, and an Integrated Behavioral Health Program supporting children, adults, couples and families across the Bay Area.  Most recently, Anne worked in a national Employee Assistance Program (EAP) supporting working professionals across the country utilize their mental health services.  Anne Han is an integrated behavioral health clinician and enjoys incorporating cultural awareness and language preferences into the counseling realm. Her commitment to counseling services is reflected in her earning two professional licenses to support an individual across their lifespan.  

How I Work With Students

As a College Counselor (and in general), I value authenticity and will make it a point to be genuine with you. I will listen to your concerns, explore treatment options, and work alongside you to meet your prioritized goals. Though counseling may be a familiar and trusted resource to some, others may find it unfamiliar or wrought with implications. I encourage you to address this freely with me. In fact, I encourage you to be freely you with me. I welcome your cultural background, life experiences, and preferred language into the room. I also welcome any emotions and/or thoughts that may be getting in your way. I will collaborate with you to guide and support you while also trusting your abilities to navigate next steps.

Languages

English and Mandarin Chinese

Professional Interests

Multi-cultural counseling, work psychology, acculturation and immigration, identity and career development, trauma and recovery, family dynamics, women's issues, first-generation college students, bereavement, underserved populations, and social justice.   

To set up an appointment for counseling services, contact SHCS Appointment Desk during business hours: