Mental Health Awareness Forum  
⼼理健康意識、資源和⽀持
April 14  •  1:30 PM – 5:30 PM

CHS is excited and honor to co-host the Mental Health Awareness Forum “Mental Health Awareness, Resources, & Support for Individuals, Families, & Students of Chinese Heritage” with NJCACC (NJ Chinese-American Chamber of Commerce) on Sunday, April 14, 2019.

NJCACC (NJ Chinese-American Chamber of Commerce) is collaborating with UCA-NJ (United Chinese Americans of NJ) to increase the awareness of mental health issues and resources available within our communities. The Mental Health Awareness Forum “Mental Health Awareness, Resources, & Support for Individuals, Families, & Students of Chinese Heritage” will be held on Sunday, April 14th from 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM at Carl A. Fields Center (Multipurpose Room 104), Princeton University. Admission is free but registration is required before April 10. Space is limited; register online now.

The objective for this event is to introduce the wide-range of professional services and support groups available to the Chinese Communities for enhancing mental, psychological, & emotional wellbeing. The forum will be conducted in English with some Chinese language support via bilingual slides when possible.

Date: Sunday, April 14, 2019
Location: Princeton University, Carl A. Fields Center, Room 104
Cost: Free; registration required  RSVP by April 10
免費⼊場; 請在4⽉10⽇前RSVP報名

Program: 
1:30 PM – Registration
2:00 PM – Dr. Eva Lu – Opening Remarks “Overview of Chinese American Community Mental Health Needs”
2:15 PM – Resources and Support from Mental Health Professionals
Dr. Calvin Chin – Psychologist
Dr. Wei Wang – Psychiatrist
April Yu – LCSW
3:30 PM – Diana Chao – Personal Experience with Mental Health
4:00 PM – Panel Discussion
5:20 PM – Closing Remarks

Join us for the Mental Health Awareness Forum “Mental Health Awareness, Resources, & Support for Individuals, Families, & Students of Chinese Heritage” on Sunday, April 14 at Princeton University. Friends and family are welcome to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information, click below links to download “Mental Health Awareness Forum” PDF flyer in Traditional Chinese or English.