End-of-Life Care

Psychological Therapy & Emotional Counseling Service Overview

We provide comprehensive psychological therapy and emotional counseling delivered by a team of registered clinical psychologists, counseling psychologists, and psychiatric nurses. Our services help individuals struggling with emotional distress, stress, or mental health issues to restore psychological well-being and life balance.

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Our Services

✅ Emotional & Stress Management

• Anxiety & depression counseling

• PTSD treatment

• Work/study stress adaptation

✅ Relationship Counseling

• Family & marriage therapy

• Social anxiety & conflict resolution

• Grief & loss support

✅ Specialized Psychological Support

• Postpartum depression counseling

• Child/teen emotional & behavioral issues

• Psychological adaptation for chronic illness/cancer patients

✅ Professional Psychological Assessments

• Mental health screening

• Cognitive function evaluation

• Personality & behavioral analysis

3. Therapeutic Approaches

🔹 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

• Modifies negative thought patterns (for anxiety, depression, OCD)

🔹 Mindfulness Therapy

• Stress reduction & emotional regulation techniques

🔹 Psychodynamic Therapy

• Explores subconscious conflicts to improve relationships

🔹 Play Therapy (for Children)

• Emotional expression through play (for behavioral/emotional issues)

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Service Features

✅ Expert Team

• Hong Kong-registered psychologists & mental health nurses

• Strict confidentiality

✅ Flexible Modes

• In-person (clinic/home visits)

• Online sessions (for busy professionals/overseas clients)

✅ Personalized Treatment

• Tailored to age, culture & individual needs

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Who Can Benefit?

✔ Adults/teens with emotional distress
✔ Those facing major life changes (job loss, divorce, bereavement)
✔ Parents of children with special educational needs (SEN)
✔ Caregivers of chronically ill patients

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FAQ

Q: How many sessions are needed?
A: Typically 6–12 sessions show improvement; severe cases may require longer.

Q: How do I know if I need counseling?

A: Seek help if emotions persistently affect work, relationships, or health (e.g., insomnia, appetite changes) for over 2 weeks.

Q: Is medication required?
A: Mild-to-moderate issues often improve with therapy alone; severe cases may need psychiatric referral for medication evaluation.