Mr. Zen graduated as a psychology student from Chulalongkorn University with direct clinical experience in structured interviews, group sessions, and psychoeducation. He interned at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital, administering cognitive assessments and facilitating activities for patients with cognitive impairment. His research spans childhood trauma, resilience, and executive functioning in youth, as well as identity and acculturation among migrant populations. He served as Vice President of External Affairs for his university's Psychology Student Committee and led a multi-faculty mental health awareness initiative. His exchanges in Japan and China strengthened his ability to build rapport and communicate across diverse cultural backgrounds. Fluent in Thai and conversational in Japanese, he works comfortably with individuals from varied communities. He has consistently demonstrated ethical, careful handling of sensitive personal information. These experiences make him well-suited to the empathetic, detail-oriented demands of a school counseling setting.