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Dr. William W.H. Chui

Specialist in Psychiatry

MBBS (HK)
MRCPsych
FHKCPsych
FHKAM (Psychiatry)

Honorary Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, the University of Hong Kong
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Centre of Buddhist Studies, the University of Hong Kong

Doctor's Articles

The depressed need more than medication

According to data from the World Health Organization, nearly 280 million people worldwide suffer from depression. How can we help those with depression recover as quickly as possible?

A pair of must-do daily stress-reducing techniques

For every work or school day, people have expectations and requirements for us, and we also have expectations and requirements for ourselves. The following two stress-reducing techniques are must-haves to deal with the overwhelming pressure daily.

Academic success goes beyond cognitive ability

Many have parenting strategies focusing on improving their children’s cognitive abilities, including reading, logical reasoning, and memory abilities. Of course, cognitive abilities are important, but non-cognitive skills (or what can be called “personal soft power”) actually play a key role in whether children can achieve academic success when they grow up.

Your office is not your home

A year ago, Mr. A was fired due to declining personal sales performance and complaints from his subordinates. He suffered a mental breakdown because he could not accept the cruel fact that even though he had been sacrificing time with his wife and children to contribute to the “big company family”, he only got betrayal and abandonment in exchange.