Dr. Tin is available for workshop and speaking engagements about various topics related to ADHD. Please reach out at info@pavlovpsychtest.com for more information. 

As a clinical psychologist, Dr. Tin is committed to providing high-quality, evidence-based care while advancing the field through research. His clinical work is grounded in ongoing scholarship, ensuring that assessment and treatment reflect the latest scientific understanding.

He specializes in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and has extensive experience delivering invited presentations at regional and national conferences, medical residency programs, and doctoral-level lectures.

His research focuses on ADHD, gender-affirming care, and mental health misinformation, with the goal of improving understanding and outcomes for individuals facing complex mental health challenges. His work has been widely shared through academic publications and professional presentations, helping to shape best practices and bridge the gap between science and clinical care.

Dr. Tin integrates research and practice to provide compassionate, effective, and evidence-based psychological services.

Peer Reviewed Publications

Tin, J. J., Matheus, B., & Hartwig, A. (2025, December 17). Facts over fiction: How psychologists can confront and combat mental health misinformation. On Board with Professional Psychology (Issue 7). American Board of Professional Psychology.

Tin, J. J., Hartwig, A. G., Allmon-Dixson, A. L., Arenz, A. A., & Miller., B. A. (2025). I heard it on TikTok: Cross-sectional analysis of quality of social media content on gender-affirming medical treatment. Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet, 29(4), 466-486.

Montano, S., Williams, V., & Tin, J. J. (2023). A Method for Collective Healing: The utility of talking circles. Journal of Multicultural Affairs, 8(1), 2.

Tin, J. J., Williams, V., Perryment, G., & Montano, S. (2022) Prevalence of Food Insecurity in a Community College District: Relationship Between Food Security and Grade Point Average. Community College Journal of Research and Practice, 48(5), 271-282

Tin, J. J., Williams, V., & Montano, S. (2021). Potential Benefits of sexting among long-term monogamous romantic partners. Journal of Counseling Sexology & Sexual Wellness: Research, Practice, and Education, 3(2), 30-38.

Andaya. A. & Tin, J. J. (2020, December). Advocating for the afterthought. Asian American Psychologist Fall 2020 (Newsletter), 31-33. 

Santos, A., & Tin, J. J. (2018). The nature, extent and impact of educator targeted bullying on school teachers in West Malaysia. British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 46(5), 543-556.

Podium Presentations at Regional or National Conferences

Tin, J.J. & Miller., B. (2026, April). Ultra Brief Group Therapy for Debt Reduction in Adult ADHD. Presentation at Midwest Psychological Association 2026 Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL.

Tin, J.J. & Hartwig, A. (2026, April). ADHD, TikTok, and Clinical Practice: How misinformation impacts clinical practice and what we can do about it. CE Credited breakout session at Wisconsin Psychological Association 2026 Annual Convention in Wisconsin Dells, WI.

Gutowski, E., Allmon-Dixson, A. L., & Tin, J. J. (2026, January). Beyond Prescription: Ethical considerations and equitable approaches to gender-affirming care with youth and families. CE Credited workshop at Gundersen Behavioral Medicine Continuing Education Series.

Tin, J.J. (2025, December). Evidence-based behavioral treatments for adults with ADHD. CE Credited seminar at Gundersen Behavioral Medicine Grand Rounds.

Tin, J.J. (2025, October). Theory and Ethical Consideration for Behavioral Treatment for Adult ADHD. CE Credited seminar at Gundersen Behavioral Medicine Grand Rounds.

Tin, J.J. (2025, April). Adult ADHD: Considerations when evaluating women, older adults, and people of color. CE Credited breakout session at Wisconsin Psychological Association 2025 Annual Convention in Geneva, WI.

Tin, J. J. (2025, April). Evaluation of Adult ADHD. CE Credited seminar at Psychology Fellow Didactics, Gundersen Medical Education.

Tin, J. J. (2024, November). Treatment of Adult ADHD. CE Credited seminar at Psychology Fellow Didactics, Gundersen Medical Education.

Tin, J. J. (2024, August). Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. CE Credited seminar at Psychology Fellow Didactics, Gundersen Medical Education.

Notable Poster Presentation at Regional or National Conferences

Hartwig, A. & Tin, J.J. (2026). Trusting TikTok with Your Future? A Review for Aspiring Psychologists. Poster presentation at 2026 American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, DC.

Tin, J.J. & Matheus., B (2026). Viral Voices: A Content Quality Review of ADHD Influencers on TikTok. Poster presentation at 2026 American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, DC.

Hartwig, A., Tin, J.J., Allmon Dixson, A., Arenz., A., & Miller., B. (2026). Gender Affirming Care on TikTok: Understanding and combating misinformation online. Poster presentation at 2026 Midwest Psychological Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL.

Tin, J. J., Johnson, S. M., Steffes, D., and Kovacs, A. (2023). Screening for ADHD: Can screeners for insomnia, emotional regulation, or mind-wandering predict ADHD. Poster presentation at 2023 American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, DC.

Tin, J. J., Long, S. A. Johnson, S. M. Borgert, A., and Green, S. (2023). Treatment of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder: Referral Errors and Delay in Treatment. Poster presentation at 2023 APA Convention in Washington, DC.