Tian Wei (Psychological Education Expert)

Tian Wei, Vice Dean of the School of Family and Mental Health Education at Beijing Arts and Sciences Academy, Chief Consultant in Family Psychological Education; holds a Master’s degree in Applied Psychology, is a registered psychological counselor with the British International Institute of Psychology Management, and a special consultant at Beijing Manman Psychological Counseling Center. He focuses on applied psychology, Chinese traditional studies, and Buddhist philosophy, and has long been engaged in family and adolescent mental health education. Passionate about public welfare, in 2009, due to his outstanding achievements, he was invited to attend the China Charity Conference and was received by national leaders.

"Your Adolescence"

"How to Manage Emotions Effectively"

"Learning to Communicate with Parents"

"The Scenery Before Us Reflects Our Inner World"

"How to Resolve Conflicts"

"Self-Control"

"The Motivation to Learn"

"Overcoming Laziness"

Adolescent mental health and counseling, depression, anxiety, inferiority complex, personal growth, family relationships, parent-child relationships, marital relationships, workplace stress relief, career planning, and interpersonal relationships.

"Plagued by Shyness and Blushing, Silently Reciting Six Words Actually Worked"

"People Tend to Polish Their Words to Please Others, Yet Overlook the Revelations of Body Language"

"Does Slow Music Help You Sleep? You’ve Been Misled—'White Noise' Is the Most Effective"

"Is Your Marriage Happy? The Root Lies in Early Parental Education and Guidance"

"How to Dodge Awkward Questions? Don’t Panic—Here Are Some Proven Tips, Pure Gold"

"Want a Lasting Relationship? Treat It Like Training a Pet—Start with Specific Repetition"

"Suddenly Heartbroken, Life Loses Color, Can’t Eat or Sleep—Why Punish Yourself?"

"The Imbalanced Development of Physiology, Intellect, and Psychology in Adolescence Is a Key Cause of Bad Habits in Teens"

"Making Good Use of Our Lazy Brain"