Sung Ha Suh

Sung Ha Suh is a clinical psychologist and an assistant professor in Department of Counseling at John Jay College where she teaches a course on Short-Term Counseling and Crisis Intervention. Her academic and clinical interests are psychodynamic theories, character pathology, clinical assessment and cultural influence on personality development. Her research experience includes the study of immigrant families, Asian American women, children's moral and political development and the violence of disrespect among inner-city youth.

Understanding Traumatic Grief Reactions in the Aftermath of Natural Disasters

November 29, 2016March 9, 2005 By Sung Ha Suh

CUNY Response to Tsunami Disaster in South Asia Speakers Bureau Understanding Traumatic Grief Reactions in the Aftermath of Natural Disasters Video Not Available at Request of Speaker This workshop will discuss the psychological effects of traumatic stress in a disaster situation. It will provide an overview of common signs, symptoms, and progression of trauma and … Read more

Rethinking Feminist Ideals: The Voices of Asian American Women

October 1, 2018December 3, 2004 By Sung Ha Suh

The study of Asian-American women’s experience is in a relatively nascent stage despite both an established base of feminist thought centered on Asian-American women and current efforts by young Asian-American women to achieve standing as individuals and as members of a unique gender and racially-based minority in the U.S. This lecture will discuss how … Read more