Languages
• I speak English, Mandarin, & Taiwanese fluently.
Education and Training
• PhD degree in Counseling from University of Missouri - St. Louis.
• Master’s Degree in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis.
• Post-Graduate certificate in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy & Pastoral Counseling.
• One year in the Child and Adolescent Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program at
the St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute.
• Externship on Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples (Curriculum approved by
Dr. Sue Johnson at the International Center for Excellence in Emotionally Focused
Therapy; see ICEEFT).
• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing) Training Part I, Part II,
and other Workshops.
• Certified EMDR Therapist. (For information about EMDR, please visit
EMDR Institute or EMDRIA).
• "BrainSpotting" Techniques taught by David Grand, PhD (Click for information
about BrainSpotting and Dr. Grand).
• Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, National Board for Certified Clinical
Hypnotherapists.
• Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE - 1 Unit) at the Pastoral Care Department,
St. Louis University Hospital, St. Louis.
• Sabbatical Certificate (graduate theological studies) at Aquinas Institute of
Theology, St. Louis, MO.
Professional Experience
• Assistant Professor at Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville, Department of
Social Work.
• Adjunct Professor at Webster University, Department of Behavioral and Social
Sciences graduate program.
• Adjunct Professor at Lindenwood University, Professional and School Counseling
Department graduate program.
• Psychotherapist at Non-Profit Agencies & Private Practice for over 10 years.
• Workshop presenter for the National Association of Social Workers – Missouri
Chapter Continuing Education programs
• Instructor at Continuing Education, St. Louis Community College.
• PRN Chaplain at Barnes Jewish Hospital (Psychiatric & Chemical Dependence).
• Executive Director, Tainan Women's Social Service Center.
Community Services (representative)
• Board Member of the Bridges Foundation – The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
of Loyola in Everyday Life.
• Spiritual Director/Companion and presenter for the Bridges (Ignatius Spiritual
Exercises) programs
• Voices of Sophia Conference: Panel Speaker
• Women’s Consultation on Economic Justice, General Assembly, Presbyterian
Church USA: Committee member, Chair, Panel Moderator
• Presbytery of Giddings-Lovejoy, St. Louis, MO: Served as a member of the Mission
and Services Committee, Ministry in the City Project,Women’s Concerns Committee
• National Taiwanese Presbyterian Young Adult (NTPYA), Roots and Wings
Conference: Founding member, co-chair, chair
Awards & Honors (representative)
• University of Missouri – St. Louis: Outstanding Doctoral Student Award, 2010.
• Sherman Michael Anderson Trust: Sherman Michael Anderson Trust Scholarship
Award for Excellence in Pastoral Counseling – National Award, 2000.
• Washington University GWB School of Social Work: Richard Titmuss Scholarship
Award, 1990.
Publications
Huang, H. (2010). Combat exposure, agency, perceived threat, guilt, and posttraumatic stress
disorder among Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans. St. Louis, MO: University of
Missouri- St. Louis.
Huang, H., & Coker, A. D. (2010). Examining issues affecting African American participation
in research studies. Journal of Black Studies, 40, 619-636.
Huang, H. (Spring, 2009). Being an Asian American “other”: My emerging racial identity.
Journeys, 11, 5.
Coker, A. D., Huang, H., & Kashubeck-West, S. (2009). Research with African Americans:
Lessons learned about recruiting African American women. Journal of Multicultural
Counseling and Development, 37, 153-165.
• I speak English, Mandarin, & Taiwanese fluently.
Education and Training
• PhD degree in Counseling from University of Missouri - St. Louis.
• Master’s Degree in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis.
• Post-Graduate certificate in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy & Pastoral Counseling.
• One year in the Child and Adolescent Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program at
the St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute.
• Externship on Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples (Curriculum approved by
Dr. Sue Johnson at the International Center for Excellence in Emotionally Focused
Therapy; see ICEEFT).
• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing) Training Part I, Part II,
and other Workshops.
• Certified EMDR Therapist. (For information about EMDR, please visit
EMDR Institute or EMDRIA).
• "BrainSpotting" Techniques taught by David Grand, PhD (Click for information
about BrainSpotting and Dr. Grand).
• Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, National Board for Certified Clinical
Hypnotherapists.
• Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE - 1 Unit) at the Pastoral Care Department,
St. Louis University Hospital, St. Louis.
• Sabbatical Certificate (graduate theological studies) at Aquinas Institute of
Theology, St. Louis, MO.
Professional Experience
• Assistant Professor at Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville, Department of
Social Work.
• Adjunct Professor at Webster University, Department of Behavioral and Social
Sciences graduate program.
• Adjunct Professor at Lindenwood University, Professional and School Counseling
Department graduate program.
• Psychotherapist at Non-Profit Agencies & Private Practice for over 10 years.
• Workshop presenter for the National Association of Social Workers – Missouri
Chapter Continuing Education programs
• Instructor at Continuing Education, St. Louis Community College.
• PRN Chaplain at Barnes Jewish Hospital (Psychiatric & Chemical Dependence).
• Executive Director, Tainan Women's Social Service Center.
Community Services (representative)
• Board Member of the Bridges Foundation – The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
of Loyola in Everyday Life.
• Spiritual Director/Companion and presenter for the Bridges (Ignatius Spiritual
Exercises) programs
• Voices of Sophia Conference: Panel Speaker
• Women’s Consultation on Economic Justice, General Assembly, Presbyterian
Church USA: Committee member, Chair, Panel Moderator
• Presbytery of Giddings-Lovejoy, St. Louis, MO: Served as a member of the Mission
and Services Committee, Ministry in the City Project,Women’s Concerns Committee
• National Taiwanese Presbyterian Young Adult (NTPYA), Roots and Wings
Conference: Founding member, co-chair, chair
Awards & Honors (representative)
• University of Missouri – St. Louis: Outstanding Doctoral Student Award, 2010.
• Sherman Michael Anderson Trust: Sherman Michael Anderson Trust Scholarship
Award for Excellence in Pastoral Counseling – National Award, 2000.
• Washington University GWB School of Social Work: Richard Titmuss Scholarship
Award, 1990.
Publications
Huang, H. (2010). Combat exposure, agency, perceived threat, guilt, and posttraumatic stress
disorder among Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans. St. Louis, MO: University of
Missouri- St. Louis.
Huang, H., & Coker, A. D. (2010). Examining issues affecting African American participation
in research studies. Journal of Black Studies, 40, 619-636.
Huang, H. (Spring, 2009). Being an Asian American “other”: My emerging racial identity.
Journeys, 11, 5.
Coker, A. D., Huang, H., & Kashubeck-West, S. (2009). Research with African Americans:
Lessons learned about recruiting African American women. Journal of Multicultural
Counseling and Development, 37, 153-165.
| Hsin-Hsin Huang (黃芯芯), PhD Psychotherapist, Pastoral/Spiritual Counselor, Certified EMDR Therapist |
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