The staff of APASA is dedicated to help and support you. APASA has resources that are available to you such as referrals to UA's Counseling and Psych Services (CAPS) that cover the cost of one or more sessions (and will not show on your Bursar's account), making an appointment to speak with our APASA Embedded Counselor Max Lim at maxlim1993@arizona.edu. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you are in need of a referral to CAPS or would like to set up an appointment with our partners.
What is a CAPS Referral?
A CAPS referral is a referral that makes UA's Counseling and Psych Services (CAPS) more available for you to utilize. APASA is able to cover costs for a certain treatment of up to one or more sessions and will not show on the student's Bursar's account. A professional staff is willing and able to help initiate this process.
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APASA Site-Based Counselor- Max Lim Email: maxlim1993@arizona.edu |
Hi Everyone, I’m Maximilian Lim and I am APASA’s Site-Based Counselor. I am a UArizona alumna with my Bachelor of Science in Psychology (class of 2017) and my Master of Arts in Counseling (class of 2020). While pursuing my master’s degree, I had the privilege of being APASA’s graduate assistant, hosting events to bring the community together and assisting students with their needs. Since graduation, I worked at Intermountain Centers Summit House (a 60-day substance abuse rehabilitation for adolescents) and Cottonwood Tucson Outpatient Program. I look forward to addressing your mental health needs and helping each of you reach your full potential! Make an appointment here.
Summer 2024 Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, & Friday(Remote): 9AM - 4PM Wednesday & Thursday(In-Person): 10AM - 3PM Location Asian Pacific American Student Affairs Cultural Center, Student Union Memorial Center, 4th Floor, Room 409H)
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Mental Health Advocate - Dr. Euodia Chua
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Dr. Euodia Chua is APASA's mental health advocate with interests and specialties including Traumatic Stress, Resilience, Crisis Intervention, Developmental Issues and Disorders, Identity Development, Family of Origin concerns, Acculturation and Intercultural Issues, Experiences of Marginalization and Oppression, and Community-based Prevention and Intervention. Please contact APASA director, Kenny Importante: kimportante@arizona.edu if you wish to connect with Dr. Chua. |