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
Using Dream Analysis To Alleviate Pre-Marital Anxiety
Many people are uncomfortable with marriage and pre-marriage pressures. Using dream interpretation to spy on the client’s subconscious can heal without medicine.
How To Enhance Intimacy And Communication Your Spouse?
In times of prosperity, it is easy for couples to maintain a loving relationship. However, over the long years of marriage, daily life can become a series of real battlegrounds, especially when it is difficult to recognize each other’s values.
When The Wife Earns More Than The Husband
A professional psychological counsellor is needed to help couples deal with difficulties in marriage through marriage counseling, and repair their relationship.
Avoiding The Slippery Slope of Becoming Intimate Stranger through Premarital Counselling
從事婚前輔導與婚姻輔導輔導等工作十多年，在工作中提倡對自己及他人『愛與關懷』的初心從未動搖，眼見客人成功畢業後與他人及自己都有更親密的關係，固然為他們高興! 但在輔導初期，往往見到客人們被負面情緒，不安焦慮等籠罩着，更甚是若雙方關係已亮起紅燈的伴侶一同到來的話，他們往往像一對「最親密的陌生人」
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
Coaching The Caregivers Of People With Schizophrenia
The closest people to the patient,family members are most likely to notice psychosis symptoms before anyone else, but they are also in a lot of pain and stress.
How Game Therapy Help Hidden Youth?
Family counsellors can spy on children’s secret thoughts through board games, aid children who can’t express themselves and strengthen parent-child relationships.
Understand The Needs Of Your Special Needs (SEN) Child Through Observations
The Education Department encourages mainstream schools to accept SEN students and implement inclusive education.
How Do I Support My Friend Suffering From Mental Health Issues To Seek Help
More than half of people with depression don’t seek help from any mental health services. You have to establish methods to assist them in their recovery.
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.
DIVORCE COUNSELLING
COMMON CONCERNS
Depression
Hidden Depression
Anxiety
Panic Disorder
Bipolar Disorder
Mood Disorders
Emotional Distress
Psychosis
Post-Trauma Stress Disorder
Traumatic Stress
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Addiction
Pathological Gambler
Smoking Cessation
Insomnia
Stress
Working Mothers
Premarital Stress
Work Stress
Unfairness
Gender Preferences
Self-Harm
