August, 2019
马来西亚＂每5分钟就有 1对夫妇 - 离婚＂，大家在这压力的环境里婚姻受到极大的威胁和挑战，也影响了＂夫妻关系＂ ＂亲子关系＂家庭模式＂＂生活模式＂ 甚至＂心里病＂＂ 情绪病＂等等。 你是否工作压力大而隔离了自己？ 你是否感觉到与伴侣没有了话题？ 你是否也认为婚姻是爱情的坟墓？ 你是否也认为少年时期就是叛逆时期？ 是否也头痛着要如何了解儿童的世界？ 我们都面对这些的烦恼，如果你要了解和面对这些问题，欢迎你来参与。 大会讲题：婚姻与家庭 四个工作坊： 了解儿童世界 了解青少年世界 夫妻相处之道 工作压力如何影响家庭 欢迎所有人出席。 [button open_new_tab="true" color="accent-color"
马来西亚＂每5分钟就有 1对夫妇 – 离婚＂，大家在这压力的环境里婚姻受到极大的威胁和挑战，也影响了＂夫妻关系＂ ＂亲子关系＂家庭模式＂＂生活模式＂ 甚至＂心里病＂＂ 情绪病＂等等。
你是否工作压力大而隔离了自己？
你是否感觉到与伴侣没有了话题？
你是否也认为婚姻是爱情的坟墓？
你是否也认为少年时期就是叛逆时期？
是否也头痛着要如何了解儿童的世界？
我们都面对这些的烦恼，如果你要了解和面对这些问题，欢迎你来参与。
四个工作坊：
欢迎所有人出席。
Conference
10
23 (Friday) 8:30 AM - 24 (Saturday) 4:30 PM
Charis Christian Centre
62B, Jalan Siput Akek, Taman Billion, 56000 Kuala Lumpur.
Tickets are not available for sale any more for this event!
Pastor
余慧瑩傳道在馬來西亞學神院(Seminari Theoloji Malaysia)完成其道學學士位，因看見家庭會影響一個人而去香港伯特利神學院考取其基督教婚姻與家庭治療碩士學位和臨床牧關教育證書。 回馬國後在馬來西亞聖經學院(馬來西亞聖經學院)教授輔導課程，同時是Rekindle System for Systemic Therapy的治療師。本身是香港專業輔導協會的會員(HKPCA)，並繼續取其美國婚姻及家庭治療學會(AAMFT)之認證。
Pastor
State-of-the-Art Christian Counselling: Top New Directions March 29, 2019
Manifesting Christ: Grace and Truth In and Through the Caregiver March 29, 2019
Thick and Thin Counselling March 29, 2019
Working with Couples: A Conceptual Framework March 29, 2019
Healthy Directions through Group Counselling March 29, 2019September
Pengenalan Bengkel ELDERCARE bertujuan untuk membantu penjaga menjadi lebih berkesan dalam menjaga orang tersayang kerana mereka memahami implikasi penuaan secara biologi, psikologi, sosial dan rohani. Memandangkan keputusasaan dan isu kesihatan mental
Pengenalan
Bengkel ELDERCARE bertujuan untuk membantu penjaga menjadi lebih berkesan dalam menjaga orang tersayang kerana mereka memahami implikasi penuaan secara biologi, psikologi, sosial dan rohani. Memandangkan keputusasaan dan isu kesihatan mental lain yang berkaitan sering timbul akibat produktiviti mereka yang perlahan, kaedah dan strategi pencegahan akan dibincangkan tentang kesejahteraan dalam kalangan warga emas.
Bagaimanakah kita boleh membantu mereka berasa selamat dan percaya bahawa kehidupan mereka boleh terus bermakna? Bagaimanakah kita memenuhi keperluan emosi mereka dan membantu mereka mengelakkan kemurungan? Adakah terdapat langkah untuk menangani kelemahan, kesunyian, kebosanan dan merasa terasing?
Gereja boleh menyokong perasaan hubungan orang tua dengan komuniti di luar keluarganya. Oleh kerana ramai ibu bapa/ahli gereja kita akan berada dalam kategori ini, marilah melengkapkan diri kita untuk menjaga mereka dengan lebih berkesan.
Objektif
Audien Sasaran
Staff gerena, Kaunselor awam, ibubapa dan sesiapa yang ingin meningkatkan keefektifan di dalam menjaga warga emas in dalam komuniti mereka.
Pemceramah
Dr Yeo Pei Li ialah seorang kaunselor berlesen dengan Lembaga Kaunselor Malaysia sejak 2003. Beliau telah dilatih dalam Critical Incident Stress dan menjalankan latihan tersebut untuk
yang lain. Di dalam situasi krisis di Malaysia dan luar negara (mis. MH370 pada 2014, banjir-bantuan di Bangladesh sejak 2007, Medicins sans Frontiers pada 2005-2006), Dia telah memberi bantuan secara profesional dan bantuan kemanusiaan. Dia juga mengamalkan Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) untuk membolehkan klien melupakan trauma masa lalu.
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Date
2 September 2023 (Sat)
Time
9:30am – 12:30pm
Via ZOOM
Yuran
NACC Contact Hours Awarded: 2 hours
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Pembayaran
Nama: National Association of Christian Counsellors MBB A/C No. 5122 3134 8681
** Penting: Sila email slip pembayaran ke: office@nacc-malaysia.org
(Saturday) 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Tickets are not available for sale any more for this event!
A licensed counsellor with the Malaysia's Board of Counsellor since 2003. She specializes in career counseling, family counseling, and using psychometric testing in her sessions, such as administering personality test, career interest test, aptitude test and couples test. Besides counseling, she lectures, gives talks and conducts workshops to a wide spectrum of society, i.e. from school children to corporate staff. Topics she has trained or lecture include Personal Development Series such as self-discovery, leadership, time management, motivation, paracounseling skills, sex education, career planning, resume writing and interviewing skills. Her doctorate is in counsellor education and supervision from Regent University. She is the Dean of Counselling at Alpha Omega International College, board member of NACC Malaysia and an active member of the Family Life Ministries at FGA KL, her home church. She was formerly a banker and has worked in the Customer Service Division and Training Department.
Introduction Lay counselling is the emotional and psychosocial assistance given to people in need by either staff or lay leaders who do not have a formal degree in counselling. In the
Introduction
Lay counselling is the emotional and psychosocial assistance given to people in need by either staff or lay leaders who do not have a formal degree in counselling. In the church setting, many lay counsellors have been rendering this important service to many needy people.
While many Christians have both spiritual and emotional maturity through their studying of the Word of God and life’s experiences, their desire of helping others can be enhanced by undergoing some training in basic people-helping skills. This course aims to equip participants with the basic skills and knowledge to further strengthen lay counsellors in the church. The training will consist of two levels of 12 hours each.
Level 1
Level 1 will examine the “what, why and how” of basic counselling skills. Fundamental counselling concepts and techniques will be discussed and examples shown from both secular and biblical narratives. Participants will learn how culture and developmental issues can be a hindrance to one’s effectiveness as a lay counsellor. The training will also increase one’s self-awareness so that the self will not be a stumbling block to helping others.
Participants will see the importance of creating the right therapeutic environment with their help-seeker before any attempt to solve their problems. Participants will be shown how to build rapport with their counselees through attending skills and body language. Basic counselling skills such as restatement, paraphrase, reflection and questioning will be discussed, demonstrated and developed.
Level 2
Level 2 consists of practical sessions where they can practise their learned skills using the triad method. Practice sessions will be video-taped and transcribed using the 4-column method to help in the consolidation of counselling skills and the heightening of self-awareness.
The video recordings will be reviewed by a trained supervisor on a group and/or individual basis. When participants are more confident with these attending skills, they can then move on from that “lab environment” to be more effective in helping others as home-cell leaders, people-helpers or lay counsellors.
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Dates: (8 Saturday afternoons)
2, 9, 23 & 30 Sept 2023
7, 14, 28 Oct and 4 Nov 2023
Time: 9:30am – 12:30pm
Hybrid
Venue:
Glad Tiding PJ
or
via ZOOM (for out of Klang Valley Participants)
Fees: RM560 for NACC member and RM800 for non-members
NACC Contact Hours: 16 contact hours will be awarded
(This is the part of the 60-hour Certificate in Lay Christian Counselling)
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Payment:
1. Online registration at www.nacc-malaysia.org
2. Registration via email and Online Transfer to Bank account, with your full name and membership number (if any) to:
Name: National Association of Christian Counsellors, Malaysia MBB A/C No. 5122 3134 8681
** Important: Please email your registration and bank in or transfer payment confirmation to : office@nacc-malaysia.org otherwise we cannot register you for this event.
Organised by: National Association of Christian Counsellors (NACC) Malaysia
Website: www.nacc-malaysia.org Email: office@nacc-malaysia.org
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Testimonies
“The program has been a good eye-opener – no doubt, people helpers in our churches can be more effective with the right basic skills to counsel! Contrary to common thinking, good intentions and compassion alone is never enough. Wrong way of doing right can be harmful sometimes! More importantly, the program was invaluable to make me more aware of my own internal processes when relating to a hurting soul. This is definitely a good place to start if you wish to be involved in a care ministry.” – Lim Fang Say, FGT Subang Jaya
“Contents were very well thought. Fundamentals embraced: SOLER position, counselling protocol and framework. Hand-outs were useful…duration per session were just right. Provides an overview to different approaches/style/techniques. Not just providing training, trainer, ensures there is much sharing from himself, through experience, and, open to the floor for interaction and sharing.” – Shirley, SIB KL
“I have benefitted a lot from attending the Basic Counselling Course. One of the things which I have learned and put into practice is attending and listening skills. As we practiced the skills in groups of three, we helped and encouraged each other. It is a great learning experience.” – Lee Kok Joo, The Life Chapel
“The video-taped sessions of our counselling was most beneficial – we learned much from analyzing body language, use of counselling techniques and client reactions. I also learned a very key lesson in counselling – not to offer advice, but rather to lead the client to his/her own solution through the use of techniques like paraphrasing and reframing.” – Pamela D, DUMC
“Previous counselling which I have attended, managed only to enhance my basic knowledge in the subject. However, in this course, it has equipped me with practical basic skills with enough confidence in the subject to apply them. The most important thing I have learnt is ‘Active Listening’. In the past, it was a habit of mine to dish out Scriptures and go on an ADVICE spree. With the acquired micro skills, I am confident in myself in playing the role of counsellor.” – Dr Wong Yoke Foong, Christian Life Centre, Setiawan
September 2 (Saturday) 9:30 am - November 4 (Saturday) 12:30 pm
Price RM560.00
Total Price RM560.00
He has been in Christian full-time ministry in both the church and para-church context for more than three decades. He is the president of NACC Malaysia. He is a part-time lecturer at a local university and a licensed counsellor at a professional counselling center, helping clients on both individual and couple therapy. He also conducts talks and workshops on emotional excellence, counselling skills, strong marriages and smart parenting. He holds a Bachelor in Theology, a Master in Pastoral Counselling and a Master in Counselling. He has been married for over 30 years and has two grown-up sons.
October
Introduction Lay counselling is the emotional and psychosocial assistance given to people in need by either staff or lay leaders who do not have a formal degree in counselling. In the
Introduction
Lay counselling is the emotional and psychosocial assistance given to people in need by either staff or lay leaders who do not have a formal degree in counselling. In the church setting, many lay counsellors have been rendering this important service to many needy people.
While many Christians have both spiritual and emotional maturity through their studying of the Word of God and life’s experiences, their desire of helping others can be enhanced by undergoing some training in basic people-helping skills. This course aims to equip participants with the basic skills and knowledge to further strengthen lay counsellors in the church. The training will consist of two levels of 12 hours each.
Level 1
Level 1 will examine the “what, why and how” of basic counselling skills. Fundamental counselling concepts and techniques will be discussed and examples shown from both secular and biblical narratives. Participants will learn how culture and developmental issues can be a hindrance to one’s effectiveness as a lay counsellor. The training will also increase one’s self-awareness so that the self will not be a stumbling block to helping others.
Participants will see the importance of creating the right therapeutic environment with their help-seeker before any attempt to solve their problems. Participants will be shown how to build rapport with their counselees through attending skills and body language. Basic counselling skills such as restatement, paraphrase, reflection and questioning will be discussed, demonstrated and developed.
Level 2
Level 2 consists of practical sessions where they can practise their learned skills using the triad method. Practice sessions will be video-taped and transcribed using the 4-column method to help in the consolidation of counselling skills and the heightening of self-awareness.
The video recordings will be reviewed by a trained supervisor on a group and/or individual basis. When participants are more confident with these attending skills, they can then move on from that “lab environment” to be more effective in helping others as home-cell leaders, people-helpers or lay counsellors.
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Dates: (8 Saturday afternoons)
2, 9, 23 & 30 Sept 2023
7, 14, 28 Oct and 4 Nov 2023
Time: 9:30am – 12:30pm
Hybrid
Venue:
Glad Tiding PJ
or
via ZOOM (for out of Klang Valley Participants)
Fees: RM560 for NACC member and RM800 for non-members
NACC Contact Hours: 16 contact hours will be awarded
(This is the part of the 60-hour Certificate in Lay Christian Counselling)
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Payment:
1. Online registration at www.nacc-malaysia.org
2. Registration via email and Online Transfer to Bank account, with your full name and membership number (if any) to:
Name: National Association of Christian Counsellors, Malaysia MBB A/C No. 5122 3134 8681
** Important: Please email your registration and bank in or transfer payment confirmation to : office@nacc-malaysia.org otherwise we cannot register you for this event.
Organised by: National Association of Christian Counsellors (NACC) Malaysia
Website: www.nacc-malaysia.org Email: office@nacc-malaysia.org
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Testimonies
“The program has been a good eye-opener – no doubt, people helpers in our churches can be more effective with the right basic skills to counsel! Contrary to common thinking, good intentions and compassion alone is never enough. Wrong way of doing right can be harmful sometimes! More importantly, the program was invaluable to make me more aware of my own internal processes when relating to a hurting soul. This is definitely a good place to start if you wish to be involved in a care ministry.” – Lim Fang Say, FGT Subang Jaya
“Contents were very well thought. Fundamentals embraced: SOLER position, counselling protocol and framework. Hand-outs were useful…duration per session were just right. Provides an overview to different approaches/style/techniques. Not just providing training, trainer, ensures there is much sharing from himself, through experience, and, open to the floor for interaction and sharing.” – Shirley, SIB KL
“I have benefitted a lot from attending the Basic Counselling Course. One of the things which I have learned and put into practice is attending and listening skills. As we practiced the skills in groups of three, we helped and encouraged each other. It is a great learning experience.” – Lee Kok Joo, The Life Chapel
“The video-taped sessions of our counselling was most beneficial – we learned much from analyzing body language, use of counselling techniques and client reactions. I also learned a very key lesson in counselling – not to offer advice, but rather to lead the client to his/her own solution through the use of techniques like paraphrasing and reframing.” – Pamela D, DUMC
“Previous counselling which I have attended, managed only to enhance my basic knowledge in the subject. However, in this course, it has equipped me with practical basic skills with enough confidence in the subject to apply them. The most important thing I have learnt is ‘Active Listening’. In the past, it was a habit of mine to dish out Scriptures and go on an ADVICE spree. With the acquired micro skills, I am confident in myself in playing the role of counsellor.” – Dr Wong Yoke Foong, Christian Life Centre, Setiawan
September 2 (Saturday) 9:30 am - November 4 (Saturday) 12:30 pm
Price RM560.00
Total Price RM560.00
He has been in Christian full-time ministry in both the church and para-church context for more than three decades. He is the president of NACC Malaysia. He is a part-time lecturer at a local university and a licensed counsellor at a professional counselling center, helping clients on both individual and couple therapy. He also conducts talks and workshops on emotional excellence, counselling skills, strong marriages and smart parenting. He holds a Bachelor in Theology, a Master in Pastoral Counselling and a Master in Counselling. He has been married for over 30 years and has two grown-up sons.
November
Introduction Lay counselling is the emotional and psychosocial assistance given to people in need by either staff or lay leaders who do not have a formal degree in counselling. In the
Introduction
Lay counselling is the emotional and psychosocial assistance given to people in need by either staff or lay leaders who do not have a formal degree in counselling. In the church setting, many lay counsellors have been rendering this important service to many needy people.
While many Christians have both spiritual and emotional maturity through their studying of the Word of God and life’s experiences, their desire of helping others can be enhanced by undergoing some training in basic people-helping skills. This course aims to equip participants with the basic skills and knowledge to further strengthen lay counsellors in the church. The training will consist of two levels of 12 hours each.
Level 1
Level 1 will examine the “what, why and how” of basic counselling skills. Fundamental counselling concepts and techniques will be discussed and examples shown from both secular and biblical narratives. Participants will learn how culture and developmental issues can be a hindrance to one’s effectiveness as a lay counsellor. The training will also increase one’s self-awareness so that the self will not be a stumbling block to helping others.
Participants will see the importance of creating the right therapeutic environment with their help-seeker before any attempt to solve their problems. Participants will be shown how to build rapport with their counselees through attending skills and body language. Basic counselling skills such as restatement, paraphrase, reflection and questioning will be discussed, demonstrated and developed.
Level 2
Level 2 consists of practical sessions where they can practise their learned skills using the triad method. Practice sessions will be video-taped and transcribed using the 4-column method to help in the consolidation of counselling skills and the heightening of self-awareness.
The video recordings will be reviewed by a trained supervisor on a group and/or individual basis. When participants are more confident with these attending skills, they can then move on from that “lab environment” to be more effective in helping others as home-cell leaders, people-helpers or lay counsellors.
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Dates: (8 Saturday afternoons)
2, 9, 23 & 30 Sept 2023
7, 14, 28 Oct and 4 Nov 2023
Time: 9:30am – 12:30pm
Hybrid
Venue:
Glad Tiding PJ
or
via ZOOM (for out of Klang Valley Participants)
Fees: RM560 for NACC member and RM800 for non-members
NACC Contact Hours: 16 contact hours will be awarded
(This is the part of the 60-hour Certificate in Lay Christian Counselling)
—
Payment:
1. Online registration at www.nacc-malaysia.org
2. Registration via email and Online Transfer to Bank account, with your full name and membership number (if any) to:
Name: National Association of Christian Counsellors, Malaysia MBB A/C No. 5122 3134 8681
** Important: Please email your registration and bank in or transfer payment confirmation to : office@nacc-malaysia.org otherwise we cannot register you for this event.
Organised by: National Association of Christian Counsellors (NACC) Malaysia
Website: www.nacc-malaysia.org Email: office@nacc-malaysia.org
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Testimonies
“The program has been a good eye-opener – no doubt, people helpers in our churches can be more effective with the right basic skills to counsel! Contrary to common thinking, good intentions and compassion alone is never enough. Wrong way of doing right can be harmful sometimes! More importantly, the program was invaluable to make me more aware of my own internal processes when relating to a hurting soul. This is definitely a good place to start if you wish to be involved in a care ministry.” – Lim Fang Say, FGT Subang Jaya
“Contents were very well thought. Fundamentals embraced: SOLER position, counselling protocol and framework. Hand-outs were useful…duration per session were just right. Provides an overview to different approaches/style/techniques. Not just providing training, trainer, ensures there is much sharing from himself, through experience, and, open to the floor for interaction and sharing.” – Shirley, SIB KL
“I have benefitted a lot from attending the Basic Counselling Course. One of the things which I have learned and put into practice is attending and listening skills. As we practiced the skills in groups of three, we helped and encouraged each other. It is a great learning experience.” – Lee Kok Joo, The Life Chapel
“The video-taped sessions of our counselling was most beneficial – we learned much from analyzing body language, use of counselling techniques and client reactions. I also learned a very key lesson in counselling – not to offer advice, but rather to lead the client to his/her own solution through the use of techniques like paraphrasing and reframing.” – Pamela D, DUMC
“Previous counselling which I have attended, managed only to enhance my basic knowledge in the subject. However, in this course, it has equipped me with practical basic skills with enough confidence in the subject to apply them. The most important thing I have learnt is ‘Active Listening’. In the past, it was a habit of mine to dish out Scriptures and go on an ADVICE spree. With the acquired micro skills, I am confident in myself in playing the role of counsellor.” – Dr Wong Yoke Foong, Christian Life Centre, Setiawan
September 2 (Saturday) 9:30 am - November 4 (Saturday) 12:30 pm
Price RM560.00
Total Price RM560.00
He has been in Christian full-time ministry in both the church and para-church context for more than three decades. He is the president of NACC Malaysia. He is a part-time lecturer at a local university and a licensed counsellor at a professional counselling center, helping clients on both individual and couple therapy. He also conducts talks and workshops on emotional excellence, counselling skills, strong marriages and smart parenting. He holds a Bachelor in Theology, a Master in Pastoral Counselling and a Master in Counselling. He has been married for over 30 years and has two grown-up sons.
Introduction Suicide is a difficult and often taboo subject. However, we can all learn how to listen to and help someone who is having suicidal thoughts. This workshop will provide understanding
Introduction
Suicide is a difficult and often taboo subject. However, we can all learn how to listen to and help someone who is having suicidal thoughts. This workshop will provide understanding and answers questions many of the crisis interventionists have about suicide, such as Why do people kill themselves? How do I ask someone if they are feeling suicidal? What do I say or do if they say they are suicidal? How do I deal with the strong emotions suicide generates?
Participants will learn basic information about suicide and basic practical skills for suicide prevention and intervention.
Objectives
At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
Target audience
Church staff, lay counsellors, parents and any others who wish to be more effective in helping someone who is having suicidal thoughts.
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Date: 18 Nov 2023 Saturday
Time: 9:30am to 12:30pm
Hybrid
Venue:
Glad Tiding PJ
or
via ZOOM (for out of Klang Valley Participants)
Fees: RM70 for NACC member and RM100 for non-member
NACC Contact Hours Awarded: 2 hours
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Payment
1. Online registration and payment below
2. Crossed cheque in the name of “National Assoc of Christian Counsellors” and send by post to the NACC office at:
No. 2-2B, Block K, Jalan PJU 1/3A, Sunway MAS Commercial Centre, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
3. Registration via email and Online Transfer to Bank account, with your full name and membership number (if any):
Name: National Association of Christian Counsellors, Malaysia
MBB A/C No. 5122 3134 8681
** Important: For payment methods 2 & 3, please email your registration and bank in or transfer payment confirmation to: office@nacc-malaysia.org otherwise we cannot register you for this event.
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(Saturday) 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Price RM70.00
Total Price RM70.00
A licensed counsellor with the Malaysia's Board of Counsellor since 2003. She specializes in career counseling, family counseling, and using psychometric testing in her sessions, such as administering personality test, career interest test, aptitude test and couples test. Besides counseling, she lectures, gives talks and conducts workshops to a wide spectrum of society, i.e. from school children to corporate staff. Topics she has trained or lecture include Personal Development Series such as self-discovery, leadership, time management, motivation, paracounseling skills, sex education, career planning, resume writing and interviewing skills. Her doctorate is in counsellor education and supervision from Regent University. She is the Dean of Counselling at Alpha Omega International College, board member of NACC Malaysia and an active member of the Family Life Ministries at FGA KL, her home church. She was formerly a banker and has worked in the Customer Service Division and Training Department.
