Rongyu Xin
Consultant
Counseling psychology doctoral candidate with experience supporting adolescents and adults across community, campus, and outpatient settings.

The experience behind the work
Rongyu studied Psychology and Child Development at Vanderbilt University, earned an M.Ed. in Prevention Science and Practice from Harvard, and is listed as a doctoral candidate in Counseling Psychology at Lehigh University.
Her background includes more than 700 clinical hours in psychotherapy with adolescents, young adults, and adults.
She has experience in community mental health, counseling center settings at Lehigh and UPenn, and UPenn’s Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic. Her training includes psychodynamic therapy, prolonged exposure therapy, and DBT.
Her research and practice interests include adolescent and young adult mental health, cultural adjustment, attachment, coping, academic stress, and family communication.
Read Rongyu’s full background
EducationB.S. in Psychology and Child Development (double major), music minor, Vanderbilt University
M.Ed. in Prevention Science and Practice, Harvard Graduate School of Education
Doctoral Candidate in Counseling Psychology, Lehigh University
Professional Background700+ clinical hours in psychotherapy, targeting adolescents, young adults, and the general adult population
Experiences in community mental health, University Counseling center settings (Lehigh University & UPenn), and UPenn Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic
Trained in psychodynamic therapy, prolonged exposure therapy, and DBT
Research/Practice interestsAdolescent/young adult mental health
Cultural adjustment
Attachment
Coping
Academic stress
Family communications