Marriage and Family Therapy
Family therapy, also known as marriage and family therapy, focuses on understanding marital and family issues through a systemic perspective, exploring how individuals and their relationships are interconnected.
As an experienced family therapist, Ring helps clients examine their interpersonal relationships with their family members, peers or working colleagues. She would facilitate the clients to understand themselves and their interactional dynamcis from new and insightful perspectives.
For those preparing for marriage, Ring strongly recommends pre-marital counselling to build a solid foundation.
Scope of Services
1 / Dating and Pre-Marriage
-
Dating challenges or break-ups
-
Pre-marital counselling
2 / Family Dynamics
-
Early marriage adaptations and conflict resolutions
-
External marital affairs
-
In-law relationship
-
Parenting roles and difficulties
-
Children/adolescents’ emotional and behavioural problems
-
Attachment issues to family of origin
3 / Life Transitions
-
Teenager’s identity development
-
New role as a parent
-
Middle-aged crisis / Stresses on retirement
-
Grief and Loss
-
Children's adaptation on studying abroad
-
Immigration choice
4 / Mental Health Support
-
Mental illness such as depression, anxiety, panic attack, OCD, PTSD etc. in family members
-
Elderly mental health
Problems you may be facing...
Do any of these resonate with you?
-
I wonder if he/she is the right person for me to marry.
-
I have been married for a year, but I feel very unhappy and cannot get along with my partner.
-
My 8-year-old son has a bad temper. He always fights with his brother.
-
My daughter refuses to listen to me. Every time I ask her to stop playing and do her homework, she runs to my wife.
-
My husband is having an affair, and I feel very depressed.
-
My 10-year-old daughter constantly quarrels with her stepfather and does not share her feelings with me.
-
My teenage son spends all his time at home playing computer games and refuses to go to school.
-
I cannot get along with my mother-in-law, and I feel like my husband does not support me.
-
Since my divorce, I have been working multiple jobs and feel exhausted. My son has become distant and is behaving strangely, which worries me a lot.
-
My daughter is studying abroad, but she is struggling to adjust, and her mood has been unstable.
-
My wife and I have different views on immigration, which has led to many conflicts.
If you relate to any of these issues, or have similar experiences, you're not alone. Soul Hearing is here to help.
Can you come by yourself?
Yes, you can. Family therapy isn’t about the number of participants—it’s about addressing the dynamics and issues within your relationships. Whether you come as an individual, a couple, or a family, therapy from a systemic perspective can provide meaningful insights and support.
Who needs Marriage or Family Therapy?
Address Presenting Issues
If you seek to understand and resolve current challenges while making positive changes in your life.
Explore New Relationship Dynamics
If you wish to examine your relationships - whether with a partner, family members, or others in your social circle - and are eager to find a new and healthier way forward.
.jpg)
.jpg)
Reconnect with Loved Ones
If you want to rediscover the deep interconnectedness within your family, partner, or other significant relationships.
Prepare for Marriage
If you and your partner want to build mutual understanding and strengthen your bond before tying the knot.
Contact
11/F, Fung Lok Commercial Building,
163 Wing Lok Street, Sheung Wan,
Hong Kong
+852 6973 9190 (Whatsapp preferred)