Marriage Counselling

Through professional face-to-face sessions, marriage counselling helps couples to work on the issues they encountered in their marriage.
Under the facilitation of an experienced counsellor, couples will openly discuss on various aspects such as mutual joy, areas of growth, and differences between spouses. This can equip them to face the challenges of marriage. With the support of an experienced counsellor and in a non-judgmental environment, couples can also discuss stressful issues. This enhances communication skills and conflict resolution between spouses, which are essential ingredients in maintaining a long-term, healthy and loving marriage relationship.

MARRIAGE COUNSELLING

Working with difficult people

There are negative reactions when dealing with people. Psychological counsellors will act as a coach and work with the client to deal with the relationship.

KK Cheng 鄭概強 September 24, 2019

Wife Outearns Husband

A professional psychological counsellor is needed to help couples deal with difficulties in marriage through marriage counseling, and repair their relationship.

Chloe Cheung 張敏慧 January 29, 2019

Money can buy better relationships

If a small amount of the wedding budget is spent on pre-marital counseling as an investment to build a strong marriage, it may be a very good use of the money.

Edwina Cheung 張佩賢 January 4, 2019

An entire family can be changed through the effort of one person

The family member who is most stressed always needs to deal with depression. They better look for family counseling to help the family get back on track.

Ted Wong 黃永泰 September 23, 2021

PREMARITAL COUNSELLING

With the guidance and facilitation of a counsellor, prospective spouses explore the influence and impact of their families of origins on their future marriage. The exploration process may bring about new insights on improving their relationship, communications skills, and different outlooks of their upcoming marriage. These professionally-facilitated sessions enable prospective spouses to deepen their understanding of one another, thus preparing them to learn ways to establish a strong and satisfying marriage.

PREMARITAL COUNSELLING

FAMILY COUNSELLING

It is not always easy to get along with our family members. In family counselling, a family unit is viewed as a single system. The counselling process helps each member in the system to explore and understand the differences in each family member. The interaction and changes made by each member will cumulatively bring about a change in the entire family, thereby enabling members to learn and grow with each other. As a result, this brings about a more harmonious and loving family.

FAMILY COUNSELLING

The importance of observation as opposed to commanding with SEN children

The Education Department encourages mainstream schools to accept SEN students and implement inclusive education.

Fiona Tsang 曾嘉賢 February 22, 2019

To enhance relationship between couples

Couples often complain to marriage counsellors. Partners need strong communication mechanisms. Only via family counseling can we walk together in harmony.

Chloe Cheung 張敏慧 August 25, 2019

Depression in the aged group is not to be neglected

About 10% of Hong Kong’s older people show signs of depression. Many people think it’s normal to feel sad and down,so they don’t get help as they could have.

Amoy Ong 王玉梅 July 1, 2019

Working with difficult people

There are negative reactions when dealing with people. Psychological counsellors will act as a coach and work with the client to deal with the relationship.

KK Cheng 鄭概強 September 24, 2019

DIVORCE COUNSELLING

Divorce is a legal way to end a marriage. Are there other solutions, besides divorce, to work through the issues in a marriage? During marriage counselling, spouses work together to gain an understanding of the root cause of their problem. Both parties work with their counsellor to seek a rational and peaceful solution. If both have decided to proceed with divorce, divorce counselling will then focus on helping clients to address issues such as child custody, distribution of shared assets, future living expenditures, ways to inform families of both parties about the divorce and managing future interactions etc.