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Dr. Cecilia Leung Clinical Psychologist She's only seven years old, and she told me she's a perfectionist. That day, she forgot to bring her homework during group training, losing three stamps. She was completely distracted for the entire session and couldn't even answer the questions. Her performance afterwards was lackluster, and she couldn't make up for the lost stamps. Once they fall behind, negative emotions arise, and they are unable to recover their performance. I can'

Author: Dr. Ceci Leung Clinical Psychologist In clinical practice, parents frequently seek "treatment" for a child's lying. The first time I encountered this was a mother who brought in her 15-year-old son, deeply concerned that he had concealed his whereabouts after school. To her, lying over something so small demanded immediate, rigorous intervention. Later, during a class quiz, the boy participated in a collective cheating incident with most of his peers. When discovered,

作者：梁雅穎 臨床心理學家 This form of depression is uniquely challenging to navigate—not because of its extreme severity, but precisely because it remains "not quite severe enough." She feels no desire to go on living, yet has no active intention of taking her life. She makes an effort to attend school daily, taking occasional sick leave, while meticulously keeping her grades and attendance right at the passing threshold. She maintains friendships, has a boyfriend, and manages a functio

Author: Dr. Ceci Leung Clinical Psychologist Relationships are always wonderful when they begin. But if things unhappily turn sour, reaching a point where your mental health is affected, sometimes it's no longer about saving the relationship—it's about learning how to let go. Some people, seeing the red flags, will cut ties and distance themselves swiftly. Others find it much harder to let go, particularly Scorpios and Pisceans. If you tell them to leave a painful relationshi