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\n Kimberly\u00a0Ho <\/h2>\n\n
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Kim is a counselor who works with individuals and couples in a clinical setting in private practice, NGO settings and in the corporate sector. Born and raised in the US, Kim has lived in Hong Kong since 1994.<\/p>\n

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Kim worked in investment banking in New York and Hong Kong for 12 years and, following a career break to raise her family, obtained a Masters degree in counseling and is completing her doctoral studies focusing on emotional co-regulation in couples.<\/p>\n

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One of her particular areas of interest is in working with professionals facing workplace adjustment, stress & performance issues, burnout, and career challenges and planning.<\/p>\n

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She is a keen advocate on raising awareness and reducing the stigma around issues related to mental health, both to the community at large and in the workplace context.<\/p>\n

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She regularly provides workshops and training for local and multinational corporations as well as educational institutions on a range of topics, including managing stress and anxiety, general mental health awareness, cultivating well being through positive psychology, building resilience and mindfulness. She is also a certified instructor for Mental Health First Aid.<\/p>\n

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