Dr. Lee uses biofeedback data to make protocols of children's physiological responses. She uses these protocols to unravel how children who present with symptoms and problems are responding to their parents' invisible conflicts in family therapy settings. She then helps parents understand their children's symptoms in a completely different context by making the symptoms and problems visible data in an invisible relationship. Over the past few years, ACTA has been learning about the dynamics of children, families, and couples. This is a rare opportunity to learn firsthand from Dr. Lee's biofeedback-based family therapy techniques how to translate highly specialized and objective data into effective interventions to understand and change child and family dynamics. "East meets West," Dr. Lee from Asia and Dr. Finn from the U.S. have a great overlap in what is important to share with us. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from Dr. Lee. Whether you are a newcomer to ACTA workshops, a family therapist, or an international participant, join us for three days of remote learning with Dr. Lee!

Presenter Biography: 

Wai Yung Lee, PhD

Dr. Lee is one of the founders of the Family Institute at the University of Hong Kong.Founding President of the Asian Academy of Family Therapy (AAFT), and an Approved Supervisor for the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) .She collaborated as a colleague on many projects with the late Salvador Minuchin, and is a Faculty Member of the Minuchin Center for the Family in New York, USA.Biofeedback assessment, researched and developed by Dr. Lee, measures children's physiological responses to parental conflict situations and links them to the family system to understand children's emotions and behaviors. Dr. Lee received the 2014American Family Therapy Academy’s Distinguished Contribution to Family Therapy Theory and Practice Award. In addition to her numerous publications on working with Asian families, Dr. Lee has co-authored three books with Salvador Minuchin, including“Mastering family therapy – Journeys of growth and transformation,” with the first edition translated into eight languages, and the most recent, “Assessing families and couples – From symptom to system,” together with Michael Nichols.

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