Danny Fredette '26 researches how fellow Asian American adoptees approach therapy
When psychology major Danny Fredette '26 first learned of clinical psychology doctoral student Aimee Chan's research project on Asian-American adoptees and their therapeutic experiences, he felt an immediate connection.
"This project was very salient to me, and the rest of the student researchers in the group, because we relate to it identity-wise," says Fredette, who is an Asian American adoptee himself and is one of several students on Chan's research team.
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