The Women’s General Association of Macau (commonly known as Fu Luen) announced yesterday that it will conduct a survey next month on local women and the relationship between their health, mental state and family situation, Wong Kit Cheng, a Fu Luen vice president, said yesterday.
Addressing a press conference at the group’s headquarters in San Kio district, Wong also said that since society’s demand for psychological counselling has increased, the government should set up a long-delayed professional qualification accreditation and licensing system for psychotherapists as soon as possible.
Fu Luen representatives including Wong and Ieong Man Kit, a member of staff of Fu Luen’s research centre, presided over a press conference to announce the upcoming survey, and also to release the annual report on the group’s psychological counselling and health care centre for 2015.
Women’s General Association of Macau Vice President Wong Kit Cheng (right) talks during yesterday’s press conference at its headquarters in San Kio District while fellow member Ieong Man Kit looks on. Photo: Ian Sio Tou
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