As campus life resumes, students face not only academic challenges but also various interpersonal interactions, such as group projects, adapting to internship environments, and forming friendships with new classmates. These interactions can inadvertently become a psychological burden. In this dynamic campus environment, we all hope to build strong relationships with our peers and create precious, memorable experiences. While there are no strict rules for interacting with others, we can certainly learn ways to be more comfortable and authentic in our relationships.

Join us for this special workshop featuring insights from StoryTaler. Participants will explore how to find a healthy balance between our own needs and the needs of others, and to build more supportive and fulfilling connections.

Workshop Details

Date

30 September, 2025 (Tue)

Time

11:45 – 12:45

Venue

Taipo Campus C-LP-02

Language
English (supplemented with Cantonese)
Quota
30 participants (first come, first served) *Slots are equally divided between students and staff, but adjustments may be made based on registration numbers.
Details of the Talk
Relationships are one of the main sources of stress in our lives. Understanding our relationship patterns, and knowing how to adjust them, is an important step toward well-being. In this workshop, we will explore how to find a healthy balance between our own needs and the needs of others, so we can build more supportive and fulfilling connections.
More about StoryTaler

Storytaler is co-founded by Prof. Winnie Mak, Professor in CUHK Department of Psychology and Dr. Amanda Li, Clinical Psychologist in 2015. They aim to promote mental health and reduce psychiatric stigma. They believe we can all be a self-advocate and an advocate for others. They are a team of people with lived experience, clinical psychologists, people with psychology training, and the general public who have shared values and vision.

More about the guest speaker

Ms. Amanda Fu

Amanda is a clinical psychologist. She obtained a Master of Social Science in Clinical Psychology and a Master of Philosophy in Psychology from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She

delivered training and workshops related to storytelling and psychoeducation. It is her aspiration to raise awareness and knowledge on mental health issues and increase the public’s access to related resources and services. She also has provided assessments and individual service to students and adolescents to manage challenges such as emotional distress, stress, family dynamics, and social/emotional development.

Deadline for registration

26 September, 2025 (Fri)

*Remarks

Administrative-level staff attending the talk must obtain prior approval from their supervisor.

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