BIOGRAPHY

Anna Li

Client Services Coordinator

Administrative Staff, DBT Center, Eating Disorders Center

Anna is the Client Services Coordinator for the DBT and Eating Disorders Centers at EBTCS.

Anna received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Washington (UW). During her time at UW, Anna was a Research Assistant in Stereotypes, Identity and Belonging Lab (SIBL), where she conducted research on equitable workplace practices and their impact on sense of belonging among racially minoritized individuals with intersecting identities.

Additionally, Anna gained valuable experience working in a hospital setting, where she interacted with a diverse range of individuals. This experience along with her personal experience sparked her interest in Child Clinical Psychology, particularly in evaluating the effectiveness of parent-child interventions within minority populations. Anna hopes to increase accessibility and effectiveness of mental health interventions for underrepresented populations.

Anna would like to pursue a career in Clinical Psychology, with an interest in parent-child interactions, child cognitive development and risk factors. In her free time, she enjoys learning dance choreography, reading, solving puzzles, and listening to music.

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