Tenzin Bhuti is a second-generation Tibetan refugee born and brought up in India. She is a second-year PhD student in counseling psychology at Loyola University Chicago and came to the United States as an international student. She completed her Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Indiana University as a Fulbright Scholar. Tenzin brings extensive experience working with refugee communities, both at the project level and in clinical work. Apart from that, she also works with college students and is currently interning at the Wellness Center at one of the City Colleges of Chicago. Her research interests explore mental health accessibility and care among refugee and immigrant communities while also studying ways to integrate religion and spirituality in mental health services. Her clinical work centers around working with marginalised communities and college-going students using ACT, Mindfulness-based therapy, and Solution-focused therapy. Tenzin loves travelling, cooking, and interior aesthetics. She also speaks three languages: Tibetan, Hindi, and English.