Workshops
Understanding the Challenges Faced by Adolescents
青少年心理健康講座
December 2, 2016
PACS is proud to bring you this special event of teenager's mental health workshop.
This is led by a group of Stanford professors, and will be presented to you in a creative way to help you understand the challenges faced by adolescents.
您千萬不能錯過由史丹佛教授帶來， 生動精采可期的青少年心理講座！
在Palo Alto，高中生的高自殺率在 2009 - 2010 年引發了人們對青少年心理的探索。 您是否知道2015年的四位自殺成功的青少年，全是亞裔呢？ 史丹佛教授為您帶來生動的演出合併講座， 讓您了解亞裔青少年所面臨的問題。A tragic cluster of suicides among high school students in Palo Alto from 2009-2010 and 2015 raised questions about adolescent mental health in an affluent community. All four of the completed suicides in 2015 were Asian American.
Stanford faculty members and trainees with diverse backgrounds present common scenarios such as arguing about grades and video games, bringing home an "unsuitable" boy or girl, and being embarrassed by a parent's accent. Each scenario is performed first one way, paused, then performed again with suggestions from the audience and moderator.
Speaker Bio: Dr. Hu was trained at the University of California - San Francisco Medical School specifically on the Asian Focus Unit and the Black Focus Unit, was awarded the American Psychiatric Association's Minority Fellowship, joined the Minority National Mentors Network, and lectured nationally on cultural psychiatry. She has treated thousands of patients from diverse backgrounds in both the inpatient hospital and outpatient clinic settings. Dr. Hu is also the daughter of Chinese immigrants and the mother of a teenager; so she has first-hand experience of communication challenges.
This is led by a group of Stanford professors, and will be presented to you in a creative way to help you understand the challenges faced by adolescents.
您千萬不能錯過由史丹佛教授帶來， 生動精采可期的青少年心理講座！
- Date/Time 時間/日期：Dec 2, 7:10 － 8:30 PM
- Location 地點：JLS Room 730
- Host 主辦單位：The Stanford Communication Interactive for Parents and Others (CHIPAO)
- Speaker 主講人： Dr. Rona Hu
- Related video: Vignettes for Asian Parents of Teens
- RSVP here (limited spaces)
在Palo Alto，高中生的高自殺率在 2009 - 2010 年引發了人們對青少年心理的探索。 您是否知道2015年的四位自殺成功的青少年，全是亞裔呢？ 史丹佛教授為您帶來生動的演出合併講座， 讓您了解亞裔青少年所面臨的問題。A tragic cluster of suicides among high school students in Palo Alto from 2009-2010 and 2015 raised questions about adolescent mental health in an affluent community. All four of the completed suicides in 2015 were Asian American.
Stanford faculty members and trainees with diverse backgrounds present common scenarios such as arguing about grades and video games, bringing home an "unsuitable" boy or girl, and being embarrassed by a parent's accent. Each scenario is performed first one way, paused, then performed again with suggestions from the audience and moderator.
Speaker Bio: Dr. Hu was trained at the University of California - San Francisco Medical School specifically on the Asian Focus Unit and the Black Focus Unit, was awarded the American Psychiatric Association's Minority Fellowship, joined the Minority National Mentors Network, and lectured nationally on cultural psychiatry. She has treated thousands of patients from diverse backgrounds in both the inpatient hospital and outpatient clinic settings. Dr. Hu is also the daughter of Chinese immigrants and the mother of a teenager; so she has first-hand experience of communication challenges.