Counselling

The Bruno Gröning Circle of Friends is an informal gathering of people who have recognised the value of Bruno Gröning's teachings. These are passed on in hundreds of groups which meet around the world. Instruction is given for the proper physical and mental attitude necessary for the absorption of Divine power. The "healing stream", which is clearly perceptible in the body, gives help and healing, even in cases of chronic, degenerative and serious organic illnesses.

I offer sliding scale fee counselling to both individuals and couples, treating issues such as anxiety, depression, anger, relationship problems and more. My approach is eclectic, incorporating aspects of a variety of schools of therapy. However, in every case you will find I provide genuine acceptance, respect for your strengths, a focus on a strong relationship between us, flexibility in both goals and treatment and finally, a sense of humor.

Free women's legal consultation services Purpose of service: Provide relevant legal knowledge and social resources for women in adversity to increase their right to information. Answer relevant legal questions for women in adversity to reduce their unnecessary troubles. Services: family, marriage, adoption, property, bankruptcy, etc.Reservation and inquiry time: Monday to Friday 10:00 am-8:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am-5:00 pm

SJCS, a professional counselling centre supported by St. John's Cathedral, has over 25 years' experience helping people with emotional distress. Our staff have professional qualifications in a wide range of counselling specialities, and our services are available to all regardless of nationality, race, religion, social status or sexual orientation. Additionally, we develop and deliver workshops, seminars and training on a wide range of topics including our well-known Skilled Helping Relationship (SHR) course designed to enhance 'people skills' at work or at home. At SJCS, every aspect of counselling including calls, emails, and voice mails are kept strictly confidential.

"Lifeline" is committed to providing beneficial friends and other suicide prevention services to suicidal, desperate and emotionally distressed people, so that they can relieve their emotions and actively face life. In addition, we want to raise public awareness of suicide and find effective ways to prevent suicide.

TALK | SEXUAL ABUSE & ASSAULT SURVIVORS SUPPORT GROUP We are a volunteer peer-led group of women/femme survivors of sexual abuse and assault based in Hong Kong. Our aim is to provide a community for English speaking women who would like a safe place to talk to others who are in the process of healing and to undertake advocacy work.

MARRIAGE AND SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT COUNSELING Service Content At different stages of marriage, partners also face different challenges or distresses. Failure to properly deal with them may seriously affect the marriage relationship. To help prospective and newlyweds cultivate a more harmonious marriage relationship and improve the quality of their sexual lives, we provide the following different counselling services for you to choose from. Marriage life consultation hotline phone: 2575-4477 extension 44

The Society for AIDS Care, established in November 1994, is a community-based and non-profit making charitable organization. It is the first non-governmental organization in Asia providing high quality direct patient care services to children, adults and elderly people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) and their care-givers. Our professional service team consists of nurses, social workers, counselors and physiotherapists. We provide both outreach services and center-based services on care and prevention of HIV/AIDS, including drug supervision, therapeutic counseling, psychological support, physiotherapy, physical training, peers support, public education and volunteers training. We are committed to providing professional care services to PLHIV to strengthen their self-care ability, build up their self-confidence and vision of positive living, so as to facilitate full community reintegration.

In 1992, Professor Frank White, who was then a professor at the University of Hong Kong, saw more and more young people addicted to alcohol and drug abuse, so he advocated the establishment of the Po Wo Youth Centre, which provides a special offer for young people aged 13 to 25 in Hong Kong. Safe environment for registered charities that allow them to self-create. Due to limited funding, there was no fixed meeting place at the beginning, and Puwo used container boxes as the meeting place. In 1995, Po Wo moved to the old Aberdeen Police Station as its meeting place and was officially opened on April 29 of the same year. In 1998, Dr. Li Zongde GBS and OStJ Justices of Peace took over as chairman of Puwo, dedicated to creating Puwo as the second home for young people, and establishing a space that is 100% young. Puwo has always adhered to its purpose, motivated different types of culture and arts, hands-on production and cultural relic conservation projects, etc., to allow young people to be creative, encourage them to diversify development, explore the value of life and give back to the community.