The Monster is here!
Conrad Ho Yu Sum has a brave heart in a small body. At the age of 1.5 years, he climbed up a rope ladder on his own to a platform 5 metres above ground unescorted. He could enjoy hanging onto...
What Do You Notice?
The two drawings shown to the right and below were done on 14 May 2003 before and after a personal coaching session which lasted for an hour. The author was a 12-year-old girl who saw a dim f...
The Self-Help Principle of Helping Your Kids
The mother of a five-year-old girl was in deep distress. She believed that her girl had concentration problems so that the latter would obtain less and less marks in school examinations. Acco...
Chronic Stress
Recently, we did four training sessions with a government department on improving wellness. From watching the body movements of the participants, we knew that quite some staff members were pr...
The Power of Sound
Amy Choi I have noticed that there are certain kinds of music that drive me anxious, while others calm me down; some elicits joy, others, sadness. Sound, just like any other forms of energy s...
A Letter to All Mothers
Amy Choi, mother of two Dear mothers, Do you still remember the first learning experience of your child after birth? Did his eyes turn in search of yours, to identify how you looked? Or did h...
The Roman Bath
Garry Wong Of all the leisure activities, bathing was surely the most important for the greatest number of Romans. It was part of the daily regimen for men of all classes, and many women as w...
Allow Your Kids to Be Themselves
Conrad Ho It was a warm night in early July 2003. The new moon was seizing every chance to show off its smiling face in between black clouds. Amy and I were attending a workshop on play thera...
Chinese TFH Instructor Trainer Workshop soon available
Amy will become the first Chinese registered Touch for Health Trainer if her appointment is confirmed by the International Kinesiology College in the faculty meeting in Italy this October. Fr...
Born Rebellious
Conrad Ho Yu Sum’s first uttered word that was comprehensible to us came when he was 11-month-old. It was “Understood!” (chi in Cantonese) He used to say this in response to our asking if he ...