Service Provided
LOW-COST COUNSELLING (LCC)
with
Qualified & Student Counsellors
LCC is offered face-to-face and online to all HK residents and global participants. If you suffer from stress, anxiety or other mental health issues, LCC is available. In this context, mental health is not just about personal development. It deals with family harmony, social stability and economic wellbeing.
Liz works with Monash University’s Master of Counselling (MOC) students who study with the Kaplan Education Institute based in Causeway Bay, HK. These MOC student counsellors are available to facilitate counselling services in Central, HK – as part of the LCC service. At this time of increasing anxiety and stress over the health of ourselves and our families, and the uncertain economic and political future, the implementation of the LCC program provides an affordable opportunity to benefit from professional help. This also benefits the students as each session counts towards their mandatory hours of counselling practice.
Meet the Team
Purpose of the LCC
Offering affordable Counselling both globally and in Hong Kong
Investment
LCC session prices start at HK$350 (online or face-to-face) for a 50 min appointment. This is the minimum charge to cover the cost of room rental & administration
Clients may choose a more experienced and fully qualified Master of Counselling for HK$850
Sessions
Weekly 50-minute appointments are recommended. These can be Face-to-Face at our Central location or Online using a variety of platforms.
Ethical Practice
Liz McCaughey will be the clinical supervisor for all of the therapists who are engaged in the LCC program.
Register your interest
The LCC offers professional counselling sessions at a discounted and very affordable rates in HK and abroad.
The opportunity to take advantage of this initiative is open to all individuals, businesses or institutions who seek better psychological wellness at an individual and collective level.
Email: [email protected]
What’s App: +852 9496 9014
“Mental health is fundamental to our collective and individual ability as humans to think, emote, interact with each other, earn a living and enjoy life. On this basis, the promotion, protection and restoration of mental health can be regarded as a vital concern of individuals, communities and societies throughout the world.”
— World Health Organisation (WHO)