The scenery can be viewed from multiple perspectives.
As long as you try changing the angle,
You can see a different world.
Speech Therapy
Pediatric speech therapy is a professional rehabilitation science that aims to assess, diagnose, and treat children's difficulties in communication, eating, and swallowing. It is not simply about "teaching children to talk," but rather a systematic approach to help children overcome obstacles in comprehension, expression, pronunciation, fluency, and social communication, as well as address eating and swallowing difficulties caused by physical problems.
Therapists will develop individualized treatment plans based on each child's unique needs, stimulating the child's learning motivation and improving their communication skills and quality of life through fun games and activities.
Outreach support
To understand the emotional distress that affected individuals encounter in their daily lives, our doctors and senior nursing consultants go into the community to personally interact with them and teach them coping skills when facing life or interpersonal stress, so that the entire treatment plan can be practiced outside the clinic.
Comprehensive drug and psychotherapy services
To achieve better treatment results, many patients need to receive both medication and psychotherapy simultaneously. Our center's doctors are also qualified psychotherapists and can provide "one-stop" services for patients in need. This not only reduces discrepancies that can arise from multiple communication channels, but also allows us to be closer to the patient's changing condition and adjust the treatment plan accordingly.
Psychotherapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is an evidence-based psychotherapy approach designed to help individuals identify and modify negative thinking patterns and maladaptive behaviors. Its core concept is that what often affects our emotions and behaviors is not the event itself, but our "subjective interpretation" of the event.
During the therapy process, the therapist will guide you to:
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Identify automatic negative thoughts
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Challenge and reshape cognitive distortions
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Establish adaptive behavioral patterns
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Learn practical coping skills
The therapy emphasizes practice and application. Through structured exercises and homework, you will learn to record and analyze your own thoughts, feelings, and physical reactions. Gradually, you will develop more flexible and balanced thinking patterns, apply what you've learned to daily life, and achieve sustained positive change.
Mindfulness
Mindfulness is awareness—paying deliberate, present-moment attention without judgment. It can enhance self-awareness, reduce stress and anxiety, cultivate positive emotions and coping abilities, and teach one to navigate life's ups and downs, joys and sorrows with flexibility, thereby improving overall mental and physical well-being. Through daily practice, one learns to intentionally bring attention to present-moment experiences, whether it's the breath, bodily sensations, thoughts, emotions, or daily activities.
Art Therapy
Through various artistic mediums—such as visual arts, music, creative writing, and storytelling—clients are stimulated via multiple senses to reflect in a safe environment. This process helps them explore their inner selves, understand subconscious materials, and gain new insights.
Family Therapy
Family behavior patterns influence individual actions and expressions. Therefore, family therapy not only addresses personal issues but also focuses on symptomatic problems within interpersonal family dynamics. It can tackle various issues, including marital problems, parent-child relationships, and individual psychological concerns. The process involves meeting with family members to collectively experience, seek, and discover shared family resources to face each challenge within the family.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
ACT is a new-generation psychological therapy that differs from traditional Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Instead of focusing on changing negative thoughts, ACT adopts a non-judgmental approach, using mindfulness to observe the present environment and one's own state. It teaches individuals to accept, practice mindfulness, and make commitments to view these thoughts without being controlled by them. By embracing an open attitude to accept and coexist with problems, individuals can live in alignment with their values, thereby enhancing psychological flexibility. ACT is widely used to treat various psychological issues, such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
EFT is an effective method that helps people learn to accept, express, understand, and transform their emotions. Unlike other counseling approaches that aim to change entrenched thinking patterns, EFT encourages individuals to delve into their inner feelings, discover healthy emotions to transform unhealthy ones, and make adjustments in daily life through the process of awareness. It is applicable to a wide range of individuals, including those dealing with depression, anxiety, complex trauma, and multicultural families.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
EMDR is a researched and effective psychotherapy method. During the process, patients are guided to recall traumatic images in a safe and stable environment while following the therapist's finger with their eyes, moving them back and forth in different directions. This stimulates the patient's neural pathways, helping them reorganize and process negative memories related to the trauma.
Hypnotherapy
Hypnotherapy is a therapeutic approach that guides individuals into a state of deep relaxation and heightened focus. In this state, the conscious mind remains aware, while the subconscious becomes more open, making it easier to accept beneficial suggestions, explore inner resources, and address the roots of thoughts and emotions that are difficult to access in a normal state of consciousness.
Through professional guidance, hypnotherapy helps:
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Explore and transform deep-seated negative beliefs and conditioning
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Effectively manage stress, anxiety, and fears
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Modify habitual behaviors that are hard to break (such as smoking or overeating)
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Boost self-confidence and inner strength
Hypnosis does not involve losing self-control; rather, it is a collaborative process with the therapist to engage with one's inner wisdom. It is a safe and evidence-supported method designed to help individuals connect with their inner resources and foster positive change from within.
Diagnosis and Prescription
When facing indescribable mental distress or pent-up emotional troubles, our professional healthcare team will identify the root cause through interviews and various assessment tools. Based on the findings, we will provide recommendations and, depending on the situation, prescribe appropriate treatments, including medication.
Medication is commonly used to treat conditions such as depression, anxiety disorders, dementia, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), schizophrenia, and other psychiatric illnesses. Drugs can help regulate the balance of neurotransmitters, alleviate discomfort, and improve physiological conditions. Our center offers prescription dispensing services and provides medication consultations to explain in detail the usage, potential side effects, and management guidelines. Our goal is to ensure effective treatment and unlock the chains of mental distress.
Fellow Travelers Group
Family members are a vital support for those in distress, but these caregivers also bear considerable pressure and need understanding and support from others. We hold family support groups periodically, where, under the guidance of doctors or senior nursing consultants, families of those in distress with similar experiences can come together to share their feelings and experiences, support each other, and encourage one another.