Beijing’s Best Family-Friendly Events Oct 23-25
The Jingkids International School Expo (JISE) is finally here! Don’t miss out on Beijing’s premier education and school choice fair.
The Jingkids International School Expo (JISE) is finally here! Don’t miss out on Beijing’s premier education and school choice fair.
In light of raising awareness on World Mental Health Day 2020, our teen interviewer spoke to “Michael” (not his real name) a volunteer from AA in Beijing, about his experiences with alcoholism and recovery.
Trying to seek mental help as a foreigner in China can be in itself almost impossible. Sure, there are a few groups that offer mental health support, and a few private counselors and therapists of sorts who work independently of hospitals, but what happens if, at any time, you might need a psychiatric assessment or accredited psychological support in a hospital setting?
Sure, it’s easy to say to teach your kids about consent. But where do you start? These books are plainly written and well-illustrated to satisfy the curiosity of young minds.
With a rare illness, or something like a nut allergy that is so common in many areas of the world but extremely rare in others, parents and guardians must be pro-active, we must be ahead of any emergency, and in all languages necessary.
In a transient city like Beijing, don’t lose the friends you’ve made just because of distance.
Although China is (thankfully) not well known for its share of anti-vaxxers, it has had its fair share of turmoil when it comes to vaccines.
Since 2015, Beijing-based mental health organization Candle X has been offering to English-speaking teenagers and adults living in Beijing. Designed to fill the gap in mental health support and resources for Western expats it has grown to include a wide range of ongoing projects, workshops, and acts as a bridge between the community and mental health resources.
Traumatic events have a profound sensory impact on young children. Their sense of safety may be shattered by frightening visual stimuli, loud noises, violent movements, and other sensations associated with an unpredictable, terrifying event.
What if I told you, and especially your child, are just as likely to be hit by a bout of SAD in summer as they are in winter?