Hue-Sun Ahn, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Appointment Request
Appointment Request
Appointment Request
Call 609-759-0169 or use the contact page on this website to request an appointment.
Health Insurance
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Appointment Request
Our office accepts Princeton University Student Health Plan and Princeton Theological Seminary Student Health Plan.
Receipts can be provided for out-of-network reimbursement for other health plans . In some cases, our office can also work with a client to bill insurance directly.
Location
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Location
The office is located conveniently in downtown Princeton, NJ.
(Currently providing teletherapy only during the pandemic)
Services
Professional Activities
Testimonials
- Individual counseling
- Couples counseling
Testimonials
Professional Activities
Testimonials
"Hue-Sun gave me the tools necessary to successfully manage two major issues in my life. She is passionate about her work and was like a friend I could confide in. I am grateful for the help she gave me." - T. C.
"In college, I was going through several adjustments in life in which I was feeling overwhelmed. ...
Professional Activities
Professional Activities
Professional Activities
November 15, 2019 - Presented the workshop “Multicultural Perspectives on Eating Disorders and Body Image: Impact of Acculturation, Microaggressions and Colorism” at the Annual conference of the New Jersey Association of Multicultural Counseling
November 10, 2018 - Presented a workshop "The Invisible Crisis: Eating Disorders Among Asian A
November 15, 2019 - Presented the workshop “Multicultural Perspectives on Eating Disorders and Body Image: Impact of Acculturation, Microaggressions and Colorism” at the Annual conference of the New Jersey Association of Multicultural Counseling
November 10, 2018 - Presented a workshop "The Invisible Crisis: Eating Disorders Among Asian American Women" at the 28th Annual Renfrew Center Foundation Conference
June 13, 2018 - Presented a workshop titled "Multicultural Perspectives on Eating Disorders and Body Image" at the Pennsylvania Psychological Association Annual Convention