Dear students,

Hello everyone! I’m Jing-Yi, the department counselor (you can also call me “Money”). I’m very happy to meet you all, and I hope this brief introduction will help you get to know me a little better.

I’m a very straightforward person—somewhat like a cheerful “big sister” type. I really enjoy learning about psychology and related professional knowledge, and I also love spending time in nature, enjoying mountains, water, and the refreshing feeling it brings.

Although we live in an era full of pressure, every experience we go through is valuable. Let’s cherish every moment when our emotions are allowed to flow freely. When we face challenges in life, try to listen to your inner voice, try to observe yourself from a distance, and try to seek support and resources when needed. I believe each of us is the expert of our own life, and everyone can find their own version of happiness while learning to appreciate their own worth.

I am willing to accompany you through moments of struggle, to think and work through difficulties together, so that challenges may become sources of inspiration and exploration may lead to hope.

Lectures and workshops: Can cooperate with counseling sessions and service-learning hours to share topics related to mental health, stress management, gender relationships, and life education.

Consultation services: Provide consultation on psychological and behavioral issues, offering relevant advice and resources.

Psychological testing: Use various psychological assessments to understand interests, career choices, personality traits, mental health status, and interpersonal interaction patterns.

Referral services: Refer students with specific psychiatric conditions for medical treatment and psychotherapy.

Psychological counseling: Provide individual or group counseling for psychological and behavioral concerns.

Case management: Ongoing follow-up and counseling for special cases.