Kathryn Chun

Dr. Kathryn Chun continues to explore the intricate dynamics of family systems and their impact on health and emotional growth as an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at Chaminade University of Honolulu. With a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Alliant International University, San Francisco, Dr. Chun has dedicated her career to understanding and addressing the complexities of child maltreatment and family trauma. Her research interests are deeply rooted in developmental issues, attachment, and diversity, aiming to foster a more comprehensive understanding of these critical areas. Dr. Chun's professional journey is marked by her commitment to both research and clinical practice. She is actively involved in various professional associations, which keep her connected to the latest developments in her field. Her clinical expertise spans individual, family, and parent-child therapy, where she applies her knowledge to help clients navigate their emotional and psychological challenges. Additionally, she is skilled in conducting psychological evaluations, providing valuable insights into the mental health needs of her clients. In her academic role, Dr. Chun is passionate about mentoring the next generation of psychologists. She integrates her research findings into her teaching, offering students a rich, evidence-based learning experience. Her dedication to education and research has made her a respected figure in the field of clinical psychology, where she continues to contribute to the understanding of family dynamics and their broader implications on health and development. Dr. Chun's work is characterized by a holistic approach, considering the diverse backgrounds and experiences of individuals and families. Her ongoing research and clinical endeavors aim to promote emotional growth and resilience, ultimately contributing to healthier family systems and communities. Through her multifaceted career, Dr. Chun remains committed to advancing the field of psychology and making a positive impact on the lives of those she serves.