ADHD is a chronic disease that can have far-reaching impacts on family dynamics and relationships across different stages of family life. While the experiences of individuals with ADHD and their parents have been extensively studied, the perspectives of non-ADHD siblings remain largely unheard, particularly within the context of Hong Kong families.
Bowen family system theory posits family as an emotional unit and accentuates the effect of sibling position in the shaping of one’s character and behavior. This qualitative study aimed to explore the experiences of the non-ADHD siblings in Hong Kong and their perceived impacts on family interactions and relationships under specific Chinese cultural context.

Ms. Livia CHEUK (卓美蘭女士), 
MAFCFE, R.S.W.

Ms. Cheuk is a dedicated front-line social worker with extensive experience providing counselling services to families and individuals. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Family Counseling and Family Education (MAFCFE), where she demonstrated outstanding academic performance as a Dean’s List recipient.
Recognizing the transformative power of Bowen theory, Livia conscientiously applies its principles in herself and her practice, helping individuals and families navigate challenges, improve interaction effectiveness, and build stronger relationships. She understands the complexities of family dynamics and aims to enhance her clients’ capacity to create positive change and achieve more fulfilling lives.
MAFCFE (Master of Arts Programme in Family Counselling and Family Education 家庭輔導及家庭教育文學碩士課程)

Fee (whole day) :

Student price: 400 /person (Please upload relevant student ID document through online enrollment form)
Regular : HK$800 /person
COF: HK$760 /person
Group of two persons (Accompany Discount Package) : HK$700 /person

Mode:

Hybrid (online + in-person)

Venue: Multi- function Room, 7/F, Building 19W, 19 Science Park West Avenue, Hong Kong Science Park, Pak Shek Kok, Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong (香港沙田白石角香港科學園科技大道西19號19W大樓7樓多功能廳)