Group Counseling
Group counseling refers to a group of students (usually 6-12), led by a professional psychologist, engaging in specific themed activities. Through these activities, members interact with others, exchange experiences and thoughts, and learn self-exploration and awareness. The group typically meets once a week for 1.5-2 hours, 6 times a row. During these 6 sessions, the group provides a warm and supportive environment that encourages members to express and understand themselves, respond to others sharing, and promote personal mental growth.
Workshops
Workshops are similar to group counseling. Under the leadership of professional psychologists, participants engage in specific themed activities. They share internal experiences and feelings through interactions, thereby increasing self-awareness and promoting self-growth. The difference is that workshop activities usually held in one day and last 6-8 hours.
