Jason Chan

I am a gay, second generation Chinese-American (ABC) who has lived in three different countries. I completed my training at New York University's Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness program in 2009, culminating over 300 hours of supervised practicum experience with a focus on first-generation university students. Beyond my work with students, I’ve dedicated over 3,000 hours to community mental health at Interborough Developmental & Consultation Center, supporting primarily Black, Latine/Latinx, multiethnic, and multicultural families and adults with acute needs in Brooklyn. At Flatiron Mental Health Counseling, I further developed my expertise in working primarily with women and LGBTQIA+ individuals with various intersectional identities in New York City. Beyond my work with students, I’ve dedicated over 3,000 hours to community mental health, supporting Black, Latine/Latinx, multiethnic, and multicultural families and adults with acute needs. In a New York City group practice, I further developed my expertise in working primarily with women with various intersectionalities, including LBTQ, Black, women of color from various socioeconomic backgrounds. In 2018, I launched my private practice in Seattle, Washington. My work has since encompassed supporting individuals in the tech sector, as well as developing a focused practice serving gay, QPOC, and Asian, Pacific Islander clients.