El Camino Health

報名 Register: https://elcaminohealth.zoom.us/webinar/register/1917561441848/WN_frbRoUTXRkK1aQHqhF68Ig 

九月：面對人生困境：運用在地資源及提升心理韌性

人生中如失業、重病、離婚或退休等轉變，往往令人感到無所適從。本講座將由資深婚姻和家庭諮商師陳志美博士主講，介紹實用的在地資源與法律協助，幫助您在生活重大轉變中保持穩定。內容包括如何尋找可負擔的心理諮詢服務、低收入補助、法律援助與情緒支持。不論您正面對個人或家庭的挑戰，本講座都將提供您實用的工具，協助您培養韌性，穩健前行。

時間：Sat 9/13 10:30am – 12pm

主講: 陳志美，Phd,LMFT

講員簡介: 陳志美博士是擁有輔導心理學和臨床心理學的雙碩士和博士學位以及超過25年經驗的婚姻和家庭諮商師（LMFT），曾擔任Momentum for Mental Health的門診計畫經理，以及El Camino Health的行為健康部門治療師。她曾聯合創辦了第一個NAMI的 華裔互助團體，並負責美國紅十字會的災難心理健康工作，在社區機構、醫院、家暴庇護所和學校等多個領域有豐富的經驗。 

免費線上講座,以普通話進行

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Navigating Life’s Transitions: Community Resources to Build Resilience

Life changes—such as job loss, serious illness, divorce, or retirement—can feel overwhelming. In this session, licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Dr. Jill Chen-Kuendig will introduce practical local and legal resources to help you stay grounded during major life transitions. You’ll learn how to access affordable counseling, low-income assistance, legal support, and emotional care. Whether you’re facing personal or family challenges, this workshop will equip you with tools to strengthen resilience and move forward with confidence.

Sat 9/13 10:30am – 12pm

Speaker: Jill Chen-Kuendig, LMFT

Speaker Bio: 

Dr. Kuendig is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 25 years of experience. She holds Doctoral and Master’s degrees in Counseling Psychology and Clinical Psychology. She previously managed outpatient programs at Momentum for Mental Health and worked as a Behavioral Health therapist at El Camino Health. Dr. Kuendig co-founded the first Chinese American NAMI support group and has been a longtime facilitator. She also leads disaster mental health efforts for the American Red Cross. Her professional background spans community agencies, hospitals, domestic violence shelters, and schools.

FREE! The online webinar is conducted in Mandarin.

感謝協辦單位 Community Partners:

凱芯文教基金會 (Joy Culture Foundation)

國語語文學校 (Mandarin Language and Cultural Center)

山景城市府 (City of Mountain View)

柏拉阿圖中文學校 (Palo Alto Chinese School)

美華婦女會矽谷分會 (Organization of Chinese American Women-Silicon Valley Chapter)

華人社區中心 (Avenidas)

矽谷中文學校 (Silicon Valley Chinese School)

This Mental Health Education program is funded by a grant from the El Camino Health Foundation.

Please email any questions to Chinese Health Initiative at chi@elcaminohealth.org