Education

Graduate Institute of Counseling Psychology, Chinese Culture University

Experience

• Elementary school contracted psychologist
• Counseling teacher substitute at high school / junior high / elementary levels
• Lecturer and workshop facilitator for mental health education at colleges, junior highs, and elementary schools
• Infertility support group workshops
• Full-time intern psychologist at Kang Ning University
• Part-time intern psychologist at Shin Kong Hospital Department of Child Psychiatry

Certification

Passed Taiwan’s national examination for Licensed Counseling Psychologist

Publications

“The Days of Waiting” – A personal reflection on the emotional journey of infertility

Professional Background

Jungian Sandplay Therapy · Child-Centered Play Therapy · Structural Family Therapy

Therapeutic Philosophy

In life, we encounter constant changes, decisions, and challenges. Counseling offers a safe and trustworthy space for clients to express the inner burdens they carry.

Counseling is also a process of support, understanding, and affirmation—helping clients sort through and comprehend their life stories, find meaning, and address difficulties.

I have always believed that people possess infinite potential, and with their own strength they can self-regulate and grow. The counselor’s role is like a container, holding and supporting the client’s emotions and experiences.

Through repeated processes of sorting and clarification, clients come to better understand their problems—and in turn, better understand their true selves.

Amid interactions with others, while switching between life roles, and within the busyness of everyday responsibilities, you may feel frustration, helplessness, sadness, anger, loneliness, or fear. These feelings are your inner self calling out to you.

When you hear that inner voice, allow me to search with you and witness the light you hold inside.