Partner: Reuben WOO, Yan-wah – Management and Training Consultant

Preferred contact: rwoo911@gmail.com

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Resident in: Hong Kong; 

Working in: Hong Kong; 

Area(s) of Interest in VBP: Education, Corporate Wellness, Counselling; Related Area(s) of Interest: Trauma Informed Practice, Organizational Culture, Clinical Supervision; Area(s) of healthcare expertise: Psychiatry, Trauma and Fear, Service user

Brief Description of Work: My recent work focuses on corporate consultation and clinical training.  I adopt an organizational culture approach, which integrates VBP and Trauma Informed Practice, to help organizations enhance corporate wellness and sustainability.  This approach emphasizes the development of structures, processes, and behaviours that can warrant physical, psychological, social and moral safety. Building on my earlier work on a Values-Based Decision Making Protocol, I developed a counselling and supervision model called Collaborative Balancing. It is a collaborative, process oriented style of communication which pays specific attention to balance and facilitates decision making through a process of dynamic balancing.

Read More: For a down-loadable copy of the values-based Decision Making Protocol see Full Text Downloads and scroll down to ‘Values Based Practice Decision Making Protocol – User Guide’

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