Strategic approach for promoting retirement preparation - Innovative use of active interest development, senior mentorship and traditional Chinese health concepts
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Retirement is a major life transition which is associated with mental health hazards, especially depression and anxiety. Active preparation before retirement is extremely preferable because of its strong protective value. The workshop introduces the use of active interest development, senior mentorship and traditional Chinese health concepts such as stagnation syndrome (鬱證) in promoting active retirement preparation. Related gender and cultural issues will also be critically deliberated.
詳細資料
| 課程編號 | : | 13A-PE05 |
| 日期 | : | 27/3/2013 |
| 時間 | : | 1000 - 1300 (3 小時) |
| 地點 | : | Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, HK |
| 對象 | : | Social
work and health care professionals nominated by their organizations |
| 名額 | : | 50 |
| 語言 | : | Cantonese (supplemented with English) |
| 費用 | : | 港幣 0.00 |
| 港幣 0.00 (社聯會員機構職員) | ||
| 早鳥費用 | : | 港幣 0.00 (在 06/03/2013 或之前繳款, 只限社聯會員機構職員) |
| 查詢 | : | 2876 2427 or el@hkcss.org.hk |
| 主講嘉賓 | : |
Dr. NG Siu man 吳兆文博士
Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration
The University of Hong Kong
Dr Ng’s key research area is the application of Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese philosophies in mental health work. Current research projects are operationalization of stagnation (a concept from TCM) as a mental health construct, illness coping strategies in irritable bowel syndrome (especially symptoms catastrophizing and social hypervigilance), and chronic fatigue syndrome.
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備註
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Enrollment Form: Download from http://www.hkcss.org.hk/institute/13A/pe/cadenza/enrollment_form.pdf
** Applicants should be nominated by their service units / organizations. One organization can nominate up to 3 staff members for each workshop.
Funded by: The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust
Organizer: CADENZA: A Jockey Club Initiative for Seniors
Co-organizer: The Hong Kong Council of Social Service
