June 30, 2020
Written by Genevieve Kung, Registered Psychologist (Australia) As the number of COVID-19 infections rises across the globe, it is hardly surprising that our mental health has also increasingly taken a toll. Anxieties are elevated as there are many uncertainties at this point, and life as we know it […]
June 15, 2020
Written by Eun Kyng Seo, Ph.D., Licensed Professional Counselor(USA) The first time I traveled to Hong Kong in 1996, I learned that asking age could be embarrassing in different cultures. In Korean society, age differentiates an individual’s roles and responsibilities, and this generates a rigid hierarchy system in […]
June 1, 2020
Written by Hyunjoo Shim, Licensed Clinical Psychologist (USA) Interparental conflict plays significant roles in the lives of divorced family members, particularly for the child(ren). It is crucial for parents to be aware of the types of conflict and how it impacts child(ren)’s thoughts and feelings, as well as […]
May 13, 2020
[NOTICE] BCCK Webinar presented by Noreen Jaden, CEO of Adaptable Human Solutions Happy Wednesday. The BCCK will hold a webinar on the topic of Staying Well During Uncertain Times. Speakers will discuss various stages of anxiety during a crisis and how to manage healthy and unhealthy anxieties as it relates […]
May 12, 2020
Written by Irina Roibu, Inquiry Coordinator Are you interested in starting therapy sessions but not sure how to best get in touch with our office? Here are the steps of the inquiry process; we wanted to share these so you know what to expect and put your mind at […]
May 4, 2020
Written by Irina Roibu, Inquiry Coordinator My name is Irina and I am an inquiry coordinator at AHS. Before working here, I’ve been in therapy for several years for depression and generalized anxiety. I’ve changed therapists several times until I found the ones who are suitable for me. Even […]
