Dr. Carrie DU graduated from Shanghai Second Medical University in 2003. After graduation, she commenced her career at Shanghai Mental Health Center in various departments including general wards, geriatric wards, special care units, and chronic disease wards that helped her to accumulates solid professional knowledge and extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric disorders. Since 2016, she has been working as an outpatient physician and providing psychiatric consultations for inpatient departments at a comprehensive tertiary hospital in Shenzhen. In 2020, she joined JiaHui Health.

Dr. Du is proficient in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders such as depression, anxiety disorders, adolescent emotional disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, social phobia, and schizophrenia. Additionally, Dr. Du provides rehabilitation advice and psychological education. The services are tailored for adolescents, working professionals, elderly individuals, as well as expatriates residing in Shanghai.

Dr. Du obtained the National Level 2 Psychological Counselor Certificate in 2017 and joined the comprehensive trainings include: Chinese Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Foundation Course, specialized training in specific disorders such as depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), interpersonal relationship therapy, short-term psychological treatment. Case involvement includes psychological stress, marital issues, workplace problems, adolescent school refusal, etc.

In 2020, Dr. Du provided psychological support and psychiatric treatment services for transit quarantine individuals at the Shenzhen Bay Port during the pandemic period, demonstrating her commitment to fulfilling professional responsibilities. She was also responsible for conducting primary screenings for mental health during conscription physical examinations within her district from 2016 to 2020, enabling her to develop rapid screening abilities. During the epidemic in 2022, she gave remote psychology lectures for many large enterprises.

License no. : 110440300027403

Dr. TSAI Huitzong is currently a psychiatrist at Shanghai Jiahui International Hospital. Since 2010, Dr. Tsai has been working at the frontline of clinical, educational and scientific research in the Department of Psychiatry. In 2014, Dr. Tsai received her master's degree in psychiatry and mental health from Zhejiang University. She has a solid theoretical knowledge foundation and excellent clinical diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Tsai used to serve as chief resident of the Department of Psychiatry of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University, who was responsible for undergraduate teaching and guidance of the medical school.

Dr. Tsai specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of various mental and psychological diseases, especially schizophrenia, depression, bipolar disorder, neurosis and organic mental disorders. Familiar with psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral therapy, family therapy, focus resolution short-term therapy, clinical hypnosis, dream and image techniques, integrated from social environment, physiological and psychological aspects.

Dr. Tsai is certified with the standardized training for resident doctors in psychiatry department, the certificate of clinical teaching instructor of the Second Hospital of Zhejiang University, the certificate of completion of the training of Balint group leader of the Second Hospital of Zhejiang University, and the family therapist of China Vocational Education Qualification Certification Center (intermediate level).

Dr. Tsai also serves a member of the Standing Committee of Zhejiang Provincial Child and Adolescent Mental Health Committee. She had participated in hosting many public welfare activities such as psychiatric patient clubs and patient education lectures. And once participated in the psychological intervention of patients in the arson incident of the July 5th bus in Hangzhou, 2014.

License no. :  110330000T00006

Dr. Julia LI obtained her medical degree at Shanghai Medical University (now named as Fudan University Shanghai Medical College). She was a faculty member and an assistant professor in Shanghai Medical University before moving to US. She received her psychiatric residency training at St. Elizabeth Medical Center of Boston between 1998-2002. She joined The Permanente Medical Group (TPMG) in Northern California after graduating from the psychiatric residency program, and she had been an attending psychiatrist in Kaiser-Permanente in Northern California between 2002-2022. She has medical license as Physician and Surgeon in the state of California, is a diplomate in the specialty of psychiatry certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and a fellow in American Psychiatric Association. In her 20 years clinical experience in mental health field, she developed particular interest in holistic approach in promoting mind and body wellness. She left Kaiser-Permanente In 2022 to be back to her hometown joining Jiahui Health in Shanghai.

License no. : 沪卫外医批字（2022）第129号

Psychotherapist YUAN Ming obtained a degree in Clinical Medicine (Clinical Psychology) from Southern Medical University in 2015, along with a double major in Law. In 2017, YUAN Ming earned a master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from Point Park University in Pennsylvania, USA. In 2020, YUAN Ming completed the Applied Behavior Analysis Online Program Basic Certificate Series from the Florida Institute of Technology. YUAN Ming holds a National Intermediate Psychotherapist qualification (issued by the National Health Commission) and a National Level-3 Psychological Counselor qualification (issued by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security). YUAN Ming possesses extensive frontline clinical experience, particularly in counseling children and adolescents.

Psychotherapist YUAN Ming provides psychological counseling for families, adolescents, and children using various approaches, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA), Verbal Behavior Milestones Assessment and Placement Program (VB-MAPP), person-centered therapy, sand-play therapy, play therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and narrative therapy, integrating multiple therapeutic approaches to serve clients.

Psychotherapist YUAN Ming specializes in the following areas:
Children and Adolescents: Improving social skills, emotional regulation, attention issues, reducing oppositional and defiant behavior, addressing ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, psychological trauma, depression, anxiety, smartphone and internet addiction, procrastination, school refusal, bullying, academic difficulties, and issues related to puberty, dating, and sex education.

Family: Enhancing parent-child relationships and communication skills.
Adult Issues: Intimate relationships, family of origin work, interpersonal relationships, stress management, and career development.
Additionally, in the United States, Psychotherapist YUAN Ming offered psychological counseling and personalized intervention plans for children and adolescents (ages 3-18) with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, or other psychological/behavioral disorders in both family and school settings. This work included adjusting family interaction and communication patterns, designing and monitoring treatment plans, and providing high-quality group therapeutic mental/behavioral health services. Psychotherapist YUAN Ming has also provided psychological counseling services for employees and their families of Fortune 500 companies.

Practice License Number: 30220220713010040002

Australian PACFA Registered Psychotherapist
Master of Counselling (Monash University)
Bachelor of Psychology (University of British Columbia)

With years of experience working in clinical intervention, have previously served in mental health medical units in Canada, Australia, and China. 

Areas of Expertise
Children and adolescents: ADHD, ASD, Low self-esteem, Lack of motivation, Anxiety，Depression, Emotion difficulties, Social interaction challenges, LGPTQ groups and Family therapy.

Adults: Anxiety, Depression, Social anxiety, Grief, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, Low self-esteem, Lack of motivation, Emotion difficulties, and psychological intervention for the recovery period of mental disorder clients. 

HUANG Yi is a licensed psychotherapist at Jiahui Health. She has a master's degree in clinical applied psychology and has been working in psychology for more than ten years.

She holds the Psychotherapist qualification certificate (National Health Commission of China) and the national second-level psychological consultant qualification certificate (Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of China). Before joining Jiahui, she worked as a psychological counselor in tertiary psychiatric hospitals and private psychiatric clinics in China, providing group and/or individual mental health services to clients and their families.

She is good at humanistic therapy and dialectical behavior therapy, and is familiar with psychological intervention techniques such as reality therapy, mindfulness practice, clinical hypnosis, psychoanalysis, music and painting therapy, and integrates them according to the specific situations of clients. She specializes in psychological interventions for depression and anxiety, addictive behaviors, and psychosomatic related disorders, as well as topics such as grief counseling, family communication, self-exploration and personal growth.

In addition, she is also interested in scientific popularization, education and academic research in mental and psychosomatic health. She has provided popular science lectures on mental health for employees of Fortune 500 enterprises, undergraduates of medical colleges, inpatients and their families of psychiatric hospitals; She has published several SCI, SSCI and CSSCI papers.

Her training background includes continuous training in Sino-German psychosomatic medicine and psychotherapy, Sino-American dialectical behavior therapy skills training, CAS psychotherapy and counseling training, drawing analysis technique, interpersonal group therapy program, etc.