Noreen Jaden, M.Sc., Registered Psychologist (Alberta, Canada) -CEO, Adaptable Human Solutions

Expanding the company philosophy of enriching life/advancing business, Noreen leads the AHS team in putting the skills/passions of each member to best use in creating a rich source of support, training and other solutions for both the local and international community of Korea.

Her experience in Korea combined with her psychological and business background uniquely positions Noreen to provide culturally relevant consulting, training, coaching and counseling. Concerned with the optimal functioning of individuals as they transition through physical and emotional life stages, she looks to affect change at both the individual and organizational level. 

Jennifer Valentine, M.Ed., Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (Tenn. & Maryland, USA) -Director of International Corporate Programs

As a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and Qualified Substance Abuse Professional, Jennifer holds membership in the American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy and the American Counseling Association. Her current clinical specialties include EAP, DOT, SAP Assessment, expatriate issues, career development, couple & family issues, depression, anxiety, stress, grief, medical issues, women's issues and addictions

She also works closely with corporations as they manage and develop their employees by providing consultation and intervention via creative on-site solutions.

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Young Pak, M.MFT., Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (Arkansas, USA) -Systems Therapist/Trainer

Born, raised and licensed in the United States, Young underwent his own cultural adjustment experience after deciding to make Seoul his home for the foreseeable future.

The issues that can uniquely affect a person in the context of living in Korea have led Young to apply his training and experience to tailoring effective solutions for anxiety, depression, anger issues, past traumas, cross cultural relationships and addictions against the backdrop of Korean culture.

Caroline Jarry, Masters in Human Resources (IAE Paris); Masters in Political Sciences (Pantheon-Sorbonne, Paris, France) -HR Specialist, Coach, Corporate Trainer

Caroline Jarry is an HR specialist from Paris, France and brings a range of skills and services. She is a certified Coach as well as being certified to perform a range of assessment tests and inventories. Career development & direction, corporate team building and management consultations are only the beginning. 

Caroline is an active and well respected member of the French community of Korea as well as the dramatic arts community.

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Eunice Ra, M.S.W., Licensed Social Worker (California, USA) -Multi-Culture Therapist/Trainer

Eunice has recently come to Korea after spending the last ten years practicing with a wide range of clientele in California, USA. In addition to holding a clinical license, she is a certified Sandplay Therapist who specializes in therapeutic work with children and adolescents. She is also fully bilingual and has a good grasp of the cross cultural experience of both expats and returning Koreans.

Dr. Elizabeth Schnobrich, Psy.D., -Licensed Psychologist (Washington, USA)

Elizabeth is a licensed clinical psychologist, educated and trained in the United States. She has provided psychological services to a variety of clientele in a diverse array of settings. Prior to moving to Seoul, Elizabeth practiced in Japan and the United States (Minnesota and Utah).

Her clinical specialties include individual therapy, couple and family issues, parenting concerns, developmental delays, play therapy, depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, and adjustment difficulties.

Elizabeth’s dynamic background and international experiences make her uniquely qualified and well suited for working with the expatriate community.