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Against Child Abuse Newsletter (Aug 2026)

https://enews.aca.org.hk/content/aebcb8ed-1508-4c35-a498-3885a310a1f8/ACA_Newsletter%20Aug%202026_ENG.pdf

2026-08-11

Regain parents' confidence

Written by: Au Ka Leung, Registered Social Worker, Hong Kong Family Welfare Society In 2012, it was the first year of the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSE). Two years prior, I was already deeply concerned about how Form 3 students and their parents were dealing with the selection of subjects and the progression to higher education. Today, some students and parents have chosen to study abroad, leaving the local education scene. Of course, most students and parents have to face these changes, and I can only guide them with the limited public information and ana...

2024-03-06

Parental education, willing to learn and dare to do

Written by: Dr. Chi-Yuen TIK, Chief Executive, The Hong Kong Institute of Family Education In the journey of parental education, I love to listen to parents share their experiences and reflections on disciplining their children. Exchanging and encouraging each other is the most comprehensive content of parenting education. There is no place in the world that requires parents to pass an exam before they can have children. Everyone is learning as they go, realizing things later on, and gradually becoming "experienced" parents. Children have expectations of you, society has demands on you...

2024-01-10

The reasons behind every child's behavior

Written by: Child Psychological Development Association, Psychological Counselor, Mr. Ching Wai Keung We all know that different parenting methods have a significant impact on a child's physical, emotional, and intellectual development. However, in this article, I do not intend to share expert theories but rather recount an incident I witnessed firsthand. Case Sharing: Witnessing the Use of Aggressive Parenting Once, while working in Beijing, I observed several mothers with their children waiting outside a shopping mall for it to open. Among them, a little girl (referred to as A,...

2023-11-07

Reject the Busyness: Build Parent-Child Relationships Every Day

Whether parents are working or full-time homemakers, they are busy every day with work, household chores, and taking care of their children. After school, children are also busy with homework, tutoring, and reviewing for exams. Leisure time is limited, and bedtime comes early. Dr. Wong Chung Hin, a specialist in psychiatry, points out, "Parents and students in Hong Kong are very busy, but we need to learn to 'preprocess' emotions or stress before they erupt, and establish a good parent-child relationship. Parents should set aside dedicated parent-child time every day to communicate with t...

2023-09-12

Everyday life is full of eye use. Adults and children do eye exercises together.

Source : Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Chiu Shi Cheung Many children today spend a lot of time looking at computers, phones, or reading, which can strain their eyes. There are some acupoint massages that can help children relieve eye strain. The first acupoint we'll introduce is the "Zan Chuk" point. It's located at the very front end of the eyebrows, about half an inch downward, at the corner of the eye socket. Another acupoint is called the "Jing Ming" point. It's located at the side of the nasal bridge, right in the middle between the two eyes, near the inner edge of each eye. T...

2023-07-10