Clinical Psychologist
BEng. (Hons.), PDip. (Psych.), M.S.Sc. (Clin. Psych.), HKPS

Ms Crystal Wu graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with the Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology and gained her Master Degree in Clinical Psychologist from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. During the study of master degree, Ms Wu completed her Clinical Psychology Trainee Program with placement in Tuen Mun Child Assessment Center, Prince of Wales Hospital, Social Welfare Department, Queen Mary Hospital and the Hong Kong Correctional Services Department. During the placement in those organizations, Ms Wu offer clinical psychological services for adult, youth and child including psychological assessment, counseling and psychotherapy.

Ms Wu has also delivered numbers of talk s and seminars to promote public mental health. Ms Wu also participated in various psychological related research and her work was published in psychological journals:

1. Wu, Crystal F.M., Mak, Winnie W.S. & Wan, Deborah L. Y. (2007). Quality of life of mental health consumers in Hong Kong: analysis of service perceptions, Quality of Life Research, 16 (1), 31-40.
2. Mak, Winnie W.S. & Wu, Crystal F.M. (2006). Cognitive insight and causal attribution in the development of self-stigma among individuals with schizophrenia, Psychiatric Services, 57, 1800-1802.

Clinical Psychologist
B.S.Sc (Hons.), M.S.Sc. (Clin. Psych.)

Ms Sze graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with Bachelor Degree in Psychology and gained her Master Degree in Clinical Psychologist from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. During the study of master degree, Ms Sze completed her Clinical Psychology Trainee Program with placement s in Pamela Youde Child Assessment Center, Tai Po Hospital, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Social Welfare Department, and Caritas Hong Kong.

Upon graduation, Ms. Sze worked for non-governmental organizations to offer clinical psychological services for adult, youth and child including psychological assessment, psychotherapy as well as consultation.

Educational Psychologist
M. Psych (Ed. & Dev.). BA(Hons) (Psych). B Soc Sc(Psych)

Miss Chiu holds a Master Degree of Psychology (Educational and Development) from Monash University (Australia), a Bachelor degree of Arts (Hons) in Psychology and a Bachelor degree of Social Science (Psychology) from Swinburne University (Australia). During her study, Miss Chiu helped in administering various assessments with children and organizing and providing group intervention for children in Monash Medical Centre (Australia), Department of Human Services - Specialist Children's Services (Victoria, Australia) and Society of Boys’ Centres (Hong Kong). Miss Chiu has rich experience in child assessment and she is interested in child development and concerned with helping children with specific learning difficulties.

Miss Chiu had been working as a Research Assistant I in the University of Hong Kong and helped in conducting an international project related to the integration of IT in education. Miss Chiu has actively participated in voluntary work serving children in need for many years.

Mrs. Yeung graduated in 1985 from Illinois State University, where she received her Bachelor & Master Degree of Science in Speech and Language Pathology. She was concurrently awarded the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC/SPL) by the American Speech - Language Hearing Association (ASHA) in 1987 and later, the licensed certificate by the British Columbia Association of Speech & Language Pathologists and Audiologists in 1995.

Mrs. Yeung is a well accomplished speech therapist, with over twenty years of experience in this field. She had served as a speech therapist in the Child Assessment Center at the Duchess of Kent Children Hospital, South Kwai Chung Polyclinic under the previous Hospital and Health Services and as lecturer and clinical adviser in the Department of Speech and Hearing Science at the University of Hong Kong.

Mrs. Yeung has been working seamlessly with WPDI for over ten years. She has accumulated invaluable knowledge and skill in helping the autistic and developmentally delayed children in both their speech and language. 

Training and Development Manager
BSc(Hons)

Mr Chan received the Bachelor of Science degree at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and then worked for the church for many years. He was responsible for the development of different ministries and taken many leadership trainings during his career. He has rich experience in organizing large scale programmes, executing various kinds of workshops and supervising international seminars. He believes in inspirational leadership and team empowerment, in which a healthy mind is very important. Mr Chan is also keen on building family relationships, exploring dynamics of marriage and developing children character. Through working with teachers and parents as well as mind training of children, his devotion is to help people to have a successful and prosperous life.

Professional Trainer and Psychological Counselor
BBA MCE

Ms Wong received her Bachelor of Business Administration degree at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She was active in serving the youth and worked as a teacher in secondary school over twenty years. In the meantime, she furthered her studies in psychology, youth counseling and Christian studies. She later earned her Postgraduate Certificate of Education at the Hong Kong University. During her teaching career, she had led the Christian Education Committee and the Civics and Moral Education Committee. She was also a member of the school Guidance Team taking in ‘Understanding Adolescents Projects’ building self-esteem of S1 students and ‘The Rainbow Angels’ which encourage students who lack social skills to join community service. Through these projects, Ms Wong had been able to accompany students in their personal growth. She enjoyed practicing individual counseling, group counseling and experimental form of teaching and learning.

In recent years, Ms Wong walked alongside people in crisis and suffering. She made the decision to leave her teaching career and obtained the Master of Counseling Education in the China Graduate School of Theology. As a counselor, she has a genuine concern for the well-being of youth, couples and families. By integrating teaching and counseling skills in the helping profession, she is willing to serve the community so that they may lead a happier life.

Professional Trainer and Psychological Counsellor
MSocSc (Counseling), PGDE, BSc  

Michael was a teacher in primary and secondary schools, he also worked as a counseling teacher in schools. Michael holds a Master of Social Science in Counselling, a Bachelor Degree in Science and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education. Michael has rich experience in children and youth work, he is dedicated to promote their welfare and is especially effective in working with youth facing family, behavioural and emotional issues.

Psychological Counsellor
M.Coun (UNE, Aus), Hons. Dip. Coun&Psy (HKSYU)

Ms Joan Li obtained a Master Degree in Counselling awarded by the University of New England (Australia), and a Honours Diploma in Counselling and Psychology awarded by Hong Kong Shue Yan University. During the studying period, Ms Li practiced as an intern counsellor in different organizations, provided individual counseling, and also conducted counseling groups and programs. Besides, Ms Li actively participated the social services and volunteer counselling services.

Ms Li worked for the Public Policy Research Institute (PolyU), participated in conducting various Public Policy related research studies, assisted the promotion of excellence in public policy. Meanwhile, Ms Li worked as a part-time counsellor, provided different counselling services, including parent-child, emotional, and personal growth counselling.

Psychological Assistant & Trainer
BA (HONS) (Psych)

Ms Carol Fung graduated from the University of Calgary (Canada) with a BA in Psychology (Hons) in 2004. After Ms Fung gained her Bachelor degree, she worked as a research assistant at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, Division of Neurology)and the University of Hong Kong (Department of Psychiatry and Psychology). Ms Fung had previously assisted in carrying out psychosocial intervention groups for gynaecological cancer patients in a hospital setting. Ms Fung also participated in various psychological related research with topics like mental health of adolescents in Hong Kong and self-predictions of health-protective behaviors. Outside of work, Ms. Fung’s volunteer work helps to integrate those afflicted with mental illnesses back into society.

Psychological Assistant & Trainer
BSS(gen) (Hon)

Ms Wong has graduated from the Faculty of Social Science, the University of Hong Kong, majored in Psychology and Criminal Justice. Ms Wong assisted in several research projects during her studies. Besides, she has played an active role in educating and organizing different activities. Her career objective is to apply Psychology to all levels of the society.