About Counseling？

​      Counseling Psychology is a generalist health service specialty (HSP) in professional psychology that uses a broad range of culturally-informed and culturally-sensitive practices to help people improve their well-being, prevent and alleviate distress and maladjustment, resolve crises, and increase their ability to function better in their lives. It focuses specifically but not exclusively on normative life-span development, with a particular emphasis on prevention and education as well as amelioration, addressing individuals as well as the systems or contexts in which they function. It has particular expertise in work and career issues (American Psychological Association, 2022).

Ching-Yun Lai, M.Ed.,
Counseling Psychologist, Taiwan.

Ching-Yun Lai is a licensed Counseling Psychologist in Taiwan. She received her mater degree in National Taipei University of Education, and is currently undergoing training in the master’s program of analytical psychology of Shih Chien University. As someone who is interested in depth psychology, she uses Jungian approaches, psychodynamics, and dialectical behavioral therapy approaches to help individuals gain a better understanding of self and unconsciousness. Her areas of interests are personal growth, couples therapy, family mantal health, emotion adjustment and mental crisis intervention. She works primarily with adults, teenagers, LGBT communities and parents.
 
Language: Mandarin, English, and Taiwanese.

Ming-Jung Lo, M.Ed.,
Counseling Psychologist and Supervisor, Taiwan.

Ming-Jung holds licenses as a Counseling Psychologist, Counseling Psychologist Supervisor in Taiwan, and Associate Certified Coach of  International Coaching Federation in USA. She received her mater degree in University of North Texas, USA and the advance supervisor training in the PhD classes at the National Taiwan Normal University in Taiwan. She uses the Adlerian and multicultural counseling approaches to facilitate clients improve their self-understanding and adjustment processes. She is familiar with the individual, group, play therapy, art therapy, and telecounseling settings. Her areas of interests are child-parent relationships, personal grow, emotion, cultural adjustment, mental crisis intervention, and professional training for mental health workers. Ming-Jung works primarily with children, parents, and adults.
 
Language: Mandarin, English, and Taiwanese.

CONTACT US

Phone No.: 
+886-0910-080-536
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Business Hours
Monday to Friday  13:00~21:00
​Saturday 10:00~17:00
2F., No. 61, Sec. 3, Roosevelt Rd., Da’an Dist., Taipei City ​
  • ​MRT “Taipower Building Station” walk for three minutes.
  • ​MRT “Guting  Station” walk for five minutes.
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