Presentations

Referenced Professional Presentations 

I have delivered referenced presentations at the following conferences and professional meetings shown as below:

  • Moh, Y., & Bang, N. (2018). An Examination of The Relationship between Wellness and Professional Identity in Counseling. Roundtable session at Southern Association for Counselor Educators and Supervision (SACES) conference, Myrtle Beach, SC.
  • Rumsey, A., Elston, N. & Moh, Y. (2018). The Do’s & Don’ts of Collaboration: Lessons Learned as Doctoral Students and New Professionals. Roundtable session at Southern Association for Counselor Educators and Supervision (SACES) conference, Myrtle Beach, SC.
  • Moh, Y. (2018). Mental Health Caregivers: How to Effectively Work with Them in Counseling. 60-minute education session at North Atlantic Region Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (NARACES) conference, Burlington, VT.
  • Moh, Y., & Jacques, J. (2018). A Latent Class Analysis of Suicide Risk Behaviors in College Students in Absence of Depression. Poster session presented at Association for Assessment and Research in Counseling (AARC) conference, Richmond, VA.
  • Moh, Y., & Bang, N. (2018). Exploring the Relationship between Wellness and Professional Identity in Counseling: Outcomes and Implications. Roundtable session presented at Association for Assessment and Research (AARC) in Counseling conference, Richmond, VA.
  • Jacques, J., & Moh, Y (September 2018). The Impact of Sleep on Disabled and Non-Disabled College Students’ Academic Success When Controlling for Symptoms of Depression, Anxiety, and Substance Use. Roundtable session presented at Association for Assessment and Research in Counseling (AARC) conference, Richmond, VA.
  • Moh, Y. (July 2018). Family Caregivers: How to Effectively Work with Them in Counseling. Education session presented at Association for Adult Development and Aging conference, Arlington, VA.
  • Moh, Y., Bang, N.M., & Crunk, A.E. (April 2018). An Examination between Wellness of International Counseling Professionals and Professional Identity In Counseling. Poster session presented at Research Symposium during the 2018 American Counseling Association Conference, Atlanta, GA.
  • Moh, Y., & Jacques, J. (March 2018). A Latent Class Analysis of Suicide Risk Behaviors in US College Students. Education session presented at University of California at Berkeley School of Education’s Research Day, Berkeley, CA.
  • Jacques, J., & Moh, Y. (March 2018). The Impact of Sleep Quality on Disabled College Student’s Academic Performance: A Quantitative Study. Education session presented at University of California at Berkeley School of Education’s Research Day, Berkeley, CA.
  • Moh, Y., Barrera, A., Nichols, A., & Le, H. (November 2017). The validity and reliability of the Patient Health Questionnaire-4 (PHQ-4). Poster session presented at Perinatal Mental Health Conference, Chicago, IL.
  • Jain, K., Emmanuel, D., & Moh, Y, Liu, X., & Holguin-Palacios, L. (November 2017). Understanding Our Privileges and Oppressions: Strategies for Counselors and Educators to Enhance Multicultural Sensitivity and Social Justice Advocacy for Minority Clients. Education session presented at the Maryland Counseling Association Conference, Baltimore, MD.
  • Jain, K., Emmanuel, D., & Moh, Y. (July 2017). Using Humanization to Build Resilience in A Dehumanizing World. Education session presented at the Association for Adult Development and Aging Summer Conference, New York, NY.
  • Moh, Y. (September 2016). Validity and Reliability of The Patient Health Questionnaire-4 in Pregnant Women. Roundtable session presented at the Association for Assessment and Research in Counseling Conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL.
  • Jain, K., Moh, Y., Emmanuel, D., & Smelser, Q. (July 2016). Aging Out of Place: The Impact of Acculturation on Elderly Immigrants and Refugees in the United States. Educational session presented at the Association for Adult Development and Aging Summer Conference, New York, NY.
  • Moh, Y., & Jain, K. (July 2016). Interventions for Caregivers of Individuals with Mental Illness. Roundtable session presented at the Association for Adult Development and Aging Summer Conference, New York, NY.
  • Whitlock, J., & Moh, Y. (April 2016). Interventions for Children and Adolescents with Special Needs. Poster session presented at the American Counseling Association, Montreal, Quebec.
  • Moh, Y. (April 2016). Mental Health of Individuals in Korea. International student panel presented at the American Counseling Association, Montreal, Quebec.
  • Moh, Y. (August 2015). Psychotherapy Cultural Adaptation for Asian American Family Caregivers of A Person with Depression. Poster session presented at the annual Association for Adult Development and Aging Summer Conference, New York, NY.
  • Chan, C. D., Friday, A. R., Manchester, C. M., & Moh, Y.  (August 2015).  Loss of face: Exploring cultural perspectives on career transitions in adult development. Education session presented at the Association for Adult Development and Aging Summer Conference, New York, NY.
  • Moh, Y. (March 2015). Mental Health of Individuals in East Asia. International student panel presented at the American Counseling Association, Orlando, FL.

Below is a selected list of visual presentations created using software programs (e.g., PowerPoint and Visme) I used for varying purposes (e.g., educational sessions at conferences and professional meetings, and lectures). Click the links below to download the slides of your interest.

These slides were used to facilitate a class presentation on a model for developing depression prevention programs in 2015.

These slides were employed to facilitate a session on interventions with a focus on a support-group, educational program called “the Family-to-Family” for family caregivers of a loved one with a mental health problem during the 2016 Association for Adults Development and Aging’s conference in New York.

These slides were used to partially fulfill the class requirements to complete the course of the Understanding the Brain: Neurobiology of Everyday Life. They describe the findings of a recent research study conducted on reverse genomic, aging-associated memory decline in the hippocampus of rats.

These slides were used to facilitate a lecture on counseling Asian American and Pacific Islanders.