To provide professional counseling and psychotherapy for all individuals seeking mental wellbeing, while offering specialized learning solutions tailored for the neurodiverse community in Hong Kong. We are dedicated to creating a sanctuary for healing, growth, and inclusive education that strengthens individuals and families alike.
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Get Active This Summer! Pickleball Group Specially Designed for Children with Learning Difficulties & SEN 🏓Looking to help your kids burn off some energy this summer while boosting their focus, balance, and social skills?”One Oasis” is launching a brand-new Pickleball Group this summer! 🎉 Pickleball is incredibly easy to pick up, making it perfect for […]
Every child diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has their own unique learning pace. Seizing the golden intervention window between the ages of 2 and 4, along with appropriate professional guidance, can lay a solid foundation for their future! One Oasis Psychological Counselling and Learning Solution is launching an intensive training course this August. Our […]
It’s not that they aren’t social—they just haven’t mastered their “opening lines” yet! 🤝
Have you seen your child standing on the sidelines at the park, wanting to join in but not knowing how to ask? Or perhaps they frequently run into conflicts during playtime? Ages 5–6 represent a critical window for developing social intelligence.
Say goodbye to rote memorization and “3-second goldfish memory”! 🐟
Why do children forget English words almost immediately after memorizing them? It isn’t due to poor memory—it’s because they haven’t mastered scientific memory techniques!
Does your child often struggle with writing Chinese characters, adding extra strokes or missing dots? ✍️
It’s not a lack of effort or focus—it’s often because the brain hasn’t yet successfully converted the character’s structure into a mental image.
Empower Your Child to Master Their Emotions!
Do you notice your 3-to-4-year-old occasionally struggling with sudden “emotional monsters” without knowing how to express them?
Our Sharings
Notes, reading suggestions for a steadier inner life
In the counseling room, I have heard the tearful, guilt-ridden confessions of countless parents. "I know I shouldn't yell at my child, but in that moment, I just couldn't control myself..." "Looking at the fear in my child's eyes, I absolutely hated myself at that moment." Many parents come here with the initial goal of "wanting the therapist to help change my child's behavior." But as a psychotherapist, I often need to gently remind them: Our children are often a mirror of our own unhealed wounds (The child is a mirror). Vivian Foster's book, Anger Management for Parents, is a…
An Inside-Out Journey of Parenting Awareness — Gentle Insights from Counseling Psychologist Sun Tzu-ling In today's fast-paced, highly competitive society, "parenting" often feels like an endless arms race. Many parents find themselves racing against the clock daily while locked in a constant battle of wits with their children. When a…
Healing the Wounds of the Past: Finding an Exit for the Self. If I had to summarize this book in one sentence, it would be this: "The family of origin is our starting point, but it should never be our finish line."
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