Chris Le, LPCC

SHCS Service Announcement

Due to scheduled union action on 
Tuesday, April 1st, 
there may be a reduction in services at SHCS. 

We are taking necessary precautions to assure your visit to SHCS during that timeframe goes smoothly. 

Anytime, including when SHCS has reduced services, students can call the following resources: 

Medical:  

Medical Advice Nurse at 530-752-2349 

Counseling:  

Counseling Services 24 Hour Consultation Line: 530-752-0871  or

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: at 988

Additional support is available:  LiveHealth Online for SHIP students (virtual medical and mental health care) and UWill (virtual mental health care).

Chris Le

Position Title
Counselor, Engineering Satellite / Letters and Science

  • Counseling Services
Bio

Education

M.A. - Naropa University
B.A. - University of California Santa Cruz

License Number

LPCC 428

How I Work With Students

My goal is to welcome each student I meet with just where they are in their life. I see my job as supporting resiliency through challenges. My belief is that we're each fundamentally insightful about ourselves, and that living in line with our values - especially when facing struggle and pain, helps us grow as human beings.

As the embedded counselor at the College of Engineering and College or Letters and Science I am available to work with all students in these colleges.   I have specialty interest in the areas of relationships, couples, and group work; social justice; career exploration; parenting; crisis support.  My clinical practices include Strength-based, Multicultural, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) approach.

About Me

My training is in contemplative psychotherapy, which integrates Western and Eastern psychological approaches to reduce suffering in the journey towards meaningful living. From this perspective, progress in counseling is more about accepting direct experience, cultivating mental flexibility, and learning how to live a good life, rather than needing to somehow fix ourselves or only focusing on unwanted symptoms.

My clinical experience comes from a variety of settings: counseling faculty and staff at a large research university; team-based residential recovery with emerging adults; couples work and play therapy with children at a non-profit counseling center; suicide and sexual assault crisis work; as well as private practice. Prior to becoming a psychotherapist, I worked in program and project management at universities, corporations, county government, and non-profit human services.

Contact Information

Students are advised to use Health-e-Messaging for all communications.