Psychiatric Clinics Hong Kong Near Me

4worldlovers: Much like physical health, we believe that everyone should take proactive care of their own mental health.


Feeling happy, sad, tired, listless, energised, enthusiastic, disappointed, anxious and scared are all normal human emotions. Here at MindWorX, we aim to help you not only when you’re feeling down, anxious or scared, but also to boost and improve your performance and learn more about your own identity, abilities and blind spots. Our team of psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors and therapists will support you along the way at every stage of this journey, whether this is in Cantonese, English, Mandarin or Japanese.

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At OT&P, we recognise that well-being and performance go hand in hand. Our corporate programme aims to provide businesses with the essential tools to guarantee the mental and physical welfare of their staff. We do so by putting a large emphasis on baselining where our clients are through stakeholder interviews and mental health and wellness surveys. We can then create a tailored solution for your staff, empowering them with the knowledge and best practices to protect their own mental health and encourage healthy habits.

We also hold regular talks and workshops that can help you enhance your understanding of mental health. These talks and workshops can be open to the public, or we could provide some bespoke services to a specific group, such as a company event. Talks that we have given in the past include:

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Functional medicine addresses the underlying causes of disease, using a systems-oriented approach...

Functional medicine addresses the underlying causes of disease, using a systems-oriented approach and engaging both patient and practitioner in a therapeutic partnership. ~ Mark Hyman, MD

The Functional Medicine practitioner assesses the patient’s overall status relating to modifiability lifestyle factors and fundamental clinical imbalances through careful history taking, physical examination, and laboratory testing. Multiple factors are taken into consideration, including:

Environmental inputs – The air you breathe and the water you drink, the particular diet you eat, the quality of the food available to you, your level of physical activity, and toxic exposures or traumas you have experienced all affect your health.

Mind-body connections – Psychological, spiritual, and social factors all can have a profound influence on your health. Considering these areas helps the Functional Medicine practitioner see your health in the context of you as a whole person, not just your physical symptoms.

Genetic makeup – Although individual genes may make you more susceptible to some diseases, your DNA is not an unchanging blueprint for your life. Emerging research shows that your genes may be influenced by everything in your environment ,as well as your experiences, attitudes, and beliefs. That means it is possible to change the way genes are activated and expressed.

Through assessment of these underlying causes and triggers of dysfunction, the Functional Medicine practitioner is able to understand how key processes are affected. These are the body’s processes that keep you alive. Some occur at the cellular level and involve how cells function, repair, and maintain themselves. These processes are related to larger functions, such as:

All of these processes are influenced by environmental factors and your genetic make-up; when they are disturbed or imbalanced, they lead to symptoms, which can lead to disease if effective interventions are not applied.

Most imbalances in functionality can be addressed; some can be completely restored to optimum function, and others can be substantially improved.

Prevention is paramount. Virtually every complex, chronic disease is preceded by long-term disturbances in functionality that can be identified and effectively managed.

Changing how the systems function can have a major impact on the patient’s health. The Functional Medicine practitioner examines a wide array of available interventions and customizes a treatment plan including those with the most impact on underlying functionality.

Functional Medicine expands the clinician’s tool kit. Treatments may include combinations of drugs, botanical medicines, nutritional supplements, therapeutic diets, or detoxification programs. They may also include counseling on lifestyle, exercise, or stress-management techniques.

The patient becomes a partner. As a patient, you become an active partner with your Functional Medicine practitioner. Such a partnership allows you to be in charge of improving your own health and changing the outcome of disease.

One in five people suffer from depression at some point in their lives. It is more than just feeling upset...

One in five people suffer from depression at some point in their lives. It is more than just feeling upset – it can be an intense darkness that becomes so overwhelming that it interferes with everyday life. Although some depressive episodes may be milder than others with recovery being common, sometimes it may return, known as a relapse. Often it is possible to identify an obvious reason for becoming depressed, but at other times it may not be so clear-cut. You may not realise how depressed you are because the onset has been gradual, and you may try to hang on and cope by keeping busy. This can have the effect of making you even more stressed and exhausted. Physical pains such as constant headaches or sleeplessness may appear, and these physical symptoms can be the first sign of depression. Treatment often involves talking therapy such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and/or antidepressants.

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4worldlovers: Closing Ceremony of Art Jamming Programme, Nourishing Life • Shaping Future..with HEART...

Closing Ceremony of Art Jamming Programme, Nourishing Life • Shaping Future..with HEART... was held on 16 April 2016. The fingerprint painting on the theme of "Recovery Journey" was officially recognized by Guinness World Records of Largest Fingerprint Painting in May 2016.