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ReAnkos Director /
Pei-Hwa "Carol" Lee | | Greetings! My name is Pei-Hwa; many also call me “Carol”. I am a National Certified Counselor through the National Board of Certified Counselors (Certificate # 71149) from the USA, and a Licensed Professional Counselor (License # 000982) in Taiwan. I received my Masters in Counseling Psychology from George Fox University in the State of Oregon, and a BA in Christian Education from Northwestern College in the state of Iowa. Having lived on opposite sides of the world, both the East and the West, I am learning to appreciate the paradox spawned by the complexity of cultures, human minds, emotions, and relationships. The truth of the matter is, life can be darn hard, but the hardest thing isn’t just about past traumas that linger and unexpected challenges that come uninvited into a person’s life. Sometimes the hardest thing is the now . . . the excruciating agony, that quest to be understood and met exactly where you are, while going through the drudgery or confusion of life. It is my hope to be as informative as possible in regards to my professional background, therapeutic process, and areas of focus in my practice. If you are interested, please click the profile link on the left side of the page. |
Senior Psychotherapist /
Carol Lan | | Carol Lan received her Master degree of Counseling with an emphasis in community agency counseling in Old Dominion University, VA, USA. She has worked as an intern counselor in Maryview Behavioral Medicine Center in Portsmouth, Virginia in 2005. When coming back to Taiwan in 2005, she was also an intern counselor in Taipei Municipal Chien Kuo High school until July 2006. Her work experience includes serving as an individual/group counselor to clients with psychosis/emotional stress, drug abuse and clients with various issues of self-growth. Her counseling specialties include psychological/emotional stress, self accomplishment, interpersonal relationships, self-confidence and inferiority, and issues of gender relationship. |
Senior Psychotherapist /
Naomi Lee | | Naomi not only has teaching and related working experiences in Taiwan, she also has received extensive trainings and earned two masters in special education and counseling psychology abroad. She is especially interested in working with populations such as interracial couple/family, adolescents, and sub-cultural groups. Populations that Naomi has had experiences working with consist of survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking and clients with issues such as self-esteem, depression, learning disabilities, alcohol and substance dependence, and relational and intimacy problems. |
Psychotherapist /
Cerita Hsu | | Cerita Hsu is a Licensed Counseling Psychologist in Taiwan. She received her two master’s degrees in Psychology and Marriage and Family Therapy from the United States. She has experience working with diverse populations, including abused children, domestic violence survivors, unemployed adults, refugees and immigrant families. Her expertise is on emotional disturbance, loss, family and relationship issues, multicultural issues, and play therapy. |
Licensed Psychologist /
Dr. Yueher (Emilie) Ma | | I offered guidance/counseling services to adolescents from 1995 to 2003 and, since 2003, have been providing psychotherapy mainly for the adult population. The various clinical services I have conducted include psychological assessment, individual/group psychotherapy, couple therapy, career counseling, psychological testing, crisis intervention, consultation, outreach/workshop, and clinical supervision. I have worked with racially and culturally diverse clients presenting with a wide range of clinical issues, e.g., self exploration/growth; existential concerns; stress, anxiety, & mood management; self/emotion regulation; family & relationship issues; career exploration; multicultural issues; trauma; self harm; suicide; body image & disordered eating concerns; personality disturbances. My therapeutic approach is relational, mindful, experiential, process-oriented, dialectical and integrative. The ultimate goal of my job as a therapist is to help you discover, strengthen and trust your "inner gauge," so that you can turn to it confidently for answers without the need for my assistance. |
Psychotherapist /
Jenny Y. Chen | | Licensure: Licensed Therapist in Taiwan
Education:
M.A., Marriage Family and Therapy, University of Southern California
B.A., Psychology, California State of Polytechnic University, Pomona
Work Experience:
Taiwan Smokers’ Helpline, Bureau of Health Promotion, Department of Health, R.O.C.
Counseling Center, Chinese Culture University
California Academy for Liberal Studies Early College High School |
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