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06
Jun 2026
(Sat)

Understanding the Mental Health Crisis in Hong Kong

Event of
Open SPACE 2026
Subject
Smart Wellness
Print
Date & time
06Jun 2026 (Sat)15:45 - 16:45
Type of Event
In-person Attendance
Venue
Room 612, 6/F, United Centre, 95 Queensway, Hong Kong (Exit D, Admiralty MTR Station)
Fee
Free
Speaker
  • Ms Zita Wong (Lecturer, HKU SPACE Community College)

Ms Zita Wong

Ms Zita Wong is a college lecturer in the Associate of Social Sciences. She teaches courses in Psychology and Social Welfare and Social Administration

REGISTER (IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE)
Enquiry
2910 7691 (asocsc@hkuspace.hku.hk)

This talk explores the escalating mental health challenges in Hong Kong, examining the intersection of individual psychological resilience and systemic social welfare. By bridging psychological concepts with social policies in Hong Kong, we analyze how high-pressure environments impact community well-being. Attendees will gain insights into evidence-based counseling strategies and the critical role of social policy in building a robust support network. Perfect for aspiring change-makers, this session highlights how our Social Science programme empowers students to tackle real-world crises through professional expertise and compassionate advocacy.

Language: Cantonese 

The School may make available related programme information material at the seminar.
The School reserves the right to alter or modify the schedule of the event if necessary or expedient.