Kyoung Mi Choi Ph.D.

About

Kyoung Mi Choi, Ph.D., is a Professor in the Department of Counselor Education at San José State University, Program Specialist at the AANHPI 'Ohana Center of Excellence, and author of The Child Behind The Bushes. She is a Public Voices Fellow of The OpEd Project.

Books by Kyoung Mi Choi Ph.D.

Recent Posts

The Power of Vision-Making in Cross-Cultural Relationships

Creating a relationship vision is a journey that enables cross-cultural couples to openly discuss their cultural values and beliefs, serving as a roadmap for the relationship.

Cultural Biographies for Cross-Cultural Couples

Cross-cultural couples can build mutual understanding by sharing cultural memories that foster empathy and provide valuable insight into their perspective.

Helping the Helpers Through Mindful Self-Care

Self-care is crucial for helping professionals facing burnout and vicarious trauma. Mindfulness-based self-care offers a promising path for self-reflection.

What I Learned When I Came Out to My Asian Mother

A Personal Perspective: Asian family members need to recognize their own LGBTQ children and family members who are suffering from visible and invisible violence in their community.

The 3 Kinds of Close Friendships

People tend to prefer different kinds of friendships, based in part on their cultural experiences.

The Invisibility of International LGBTQ+ Students

U.S. colleges are better off with international students on campus and must do a better job of welcoming international LGBTQ+ students by understanding their unique needs.

Intergenerational Healing Journey With My Korean Mother

In courageous conversations, mothers and daughters rediscover love, forgiveness, and liberation through the process of unpacking troubling yet formative personal stories.

Third Culture Kids: Individuals in Global Transition

How do global transitions impact an individual's identity and relationships? Third Culture Kids (TCKs) who grow up in multiple countries experience unique challenges.

The Power of Collective Healing Among Asian Women

Many Asian women believe being silent keeps them safe. The opposite turns out to be true for Asian women who break their silence to speak up about their needs and experiences.