E-Wellbeing@金尚

E-Wellbeing@金尚

English Podcast · Bilingual Subtitles|英文播客 · 双语字幕 Engineering Wellbeing@Jin Shang A podcast exploring Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. Monthly themes through four lenses: systems, technology, science, and Chinese culture. Wellbeing is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology intertwined. Engineering Wellbeing | Base China A global consultancy linking performance and wellbeing through sustainable solutions, assessing wellbeing and strengthening overall performance.

  1. 6天前

    EP12 11-Year Mental Health Founder: 3 Voices Can Change

    Lived experience is expertise, and this episode shows what that looks like in practice. Xiaojie Qin has spent 11 years building mental health communities in China through Candle X. She explains why information was never the missing piece: "What really changed the community is that openness. One, two, three people willing to stand up and say, this happened to me." She shares the Thailand mindfulness center where hearing real life stories changed her own path, how Candle X turned that into peer support groups and a column called "My Emotions, My Stories," and why a "firework" of specialized groups now grows from that first spark. You'll also hear how "face" and the generation gap shape Chinese families, the three layers of mental health, why teens look for belonging through diagnoses, and what it means to "ride the wave instead of fighting the wave.“ 亲身经历就是专业力量,本期展示了它在现实中的样子。秦晓洁通过 Candle X 在中国建设心理健康社群已有11年。她说,缺少的从来不是信息:“真正改变社群的是这种开放,是一个、两个、三个人愿意站出来说,这件事发生在我身上。”她分享了泰国正念中心里听到真实人生故事如何改变自己的道路,Candle X 如何把这份力量变成同伴支持小组和“我的情绪,我的故事”专栏,以及这第一点火花如何像烟花一样长出越来越多的专项小组。你还会听到“面子”与代际差异如何影响中国家庭、心理健康的三个层次、青少年为何通过诊断寻找归属感,以及“顺势而为,而非逆流而上”的含义。 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: Lived experience is expertise. One, two or three people sharing honestly changed her whole community.亲身经历就是专业力量,少数人的坦诚改变了整个社群。 Stories beat information. Facts were available even before AI; openness is what shifted people.信息早已存在,真正带来改变的是开放。 Stigma comes from fear. When we don't know how to help, we withdraw, then label.污名源于恐惧:不知如何帮助,就会退缩,然后贴标签。 Mental health has three layers: everyday wellbeing, situational difficulty, and diagnosable illness.三个层次:日常幸福感、情境性困难、临床疾病。 Hard times are normal, not illness. Divorce or relocation can hurt without being a disorder.离婚、搬迁带来的情绪反应是正常的,不等于疾病。 "Face" and the generation gap split families, and a new generation is finding its voice.面子“与代际差异让家庭产生分歧,新一代正在发声。 Teens often seek diagnoses to belong. The need underneath is understanding.青少年追求诊断,背后是对理解与归属的渴望。 It's okay to have a bad day. Allow it without rushing to fix it.可以有糟糕的一天,先允许,不急着解决。 Accept yourself, then talk to one person. We don't have to suffer alone.先接纳自己,再向一个人倾诉,我们不必独自承受。 ☕️ 本期嘉宾|Guest Xiaojie Qin : Xiaojie Qin, a bilingual counsellor and psychotherapist based in Beijing. Xiaojie holds two master’s degrees: one in counselling, and another in development evaluation and management. She started her career working with international NGOs in global development, and in 2015 founded CandleX, a community mental health non-profit. Her work bridges Western therapeutic frameworks with culturally attuned care for local Chinese communities and expats. She supports people navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and bipolar challenges, and has rich experience working with teens from international schools. Her insights on mental health in China have appeared in CGTN, Reuters, The Guardian and ABC News. 秦晓洁(Xiaojie Qin)是驻北京的双语心理咨询师与心理治疗师。 她拥有两个硕士学位:心理咨询,以及发展评估与管理。职业生涯起步于国际 NGO,深耕全球发展领域;2015 年创办了社区心理健康非营利组织 Candle X。 她的工作将西方心理治疗框架与贴合本土文化的关怀相结合,同时服务本地中国社群与在华外籍人士。 她为正在经历抑郁、焦虑、创伤、哀伤及双相情感障碍困扰的人群提供支持,并拥有丰富的国际学校青少年心理咨询经验。她关于中国心理健康议题的见解曾见于 CGTN、路透社(Reuters)、《卫报》(The Guardian)及 ABC News 等媒体。 🎤 主播|Host Dr Gerald Anthony 安远博士 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and Wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 🎯 ShowNotes Candle X American Psychiatric Association, DSM-5 美国精神医学学会:《精神障碍诊断与统计手册》第五版(DSM-5) 💿 BGM Music by: MYKOLA ODOROH 📹 制作团队|CREDITS 执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang, Sydney Zhang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering Wellbeing A leading global health and Wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  2. 10月31日

    EP11 Mental Health AI Expert: Your Voice Can Flag Depression

    Many people suffering from anxiety or depression never find out, because the body's signals get blamed on spicy food, stress, or a bad week. In this episode, host Dr. Gerald Anthony talks with Biman, a Beijing-based AI scientist and entrepreneur who spent years at Microsoft Research and now builds technology for early mental health screening. Biman explains how his team uses "vocal biomarkers" (patterns in how you speak, not what you say) so that about one minute of speech can flag depression risk. He describes why people are so often underdiagnosed, how culture and environment "miscalibrate" our inner compass, why even doctors cannot "cure" most conditions but can help people manage them, and how phones, wearables, games, and even a smart stress ball can help people notice problems earlier. The conversation closes with a lesson from Lao Tzu about sailing instead of rowing. 许多焦虑或抑郁的人从未发现自己的问题,因为身体发出的信号常被归咎于吃辣、压力大或“过几天就好”。本期节目中,主持人安远博士(Dr. Gerald Anthony)与北京的 AI 科学家、创业者 Biman 对话。他曾在微软研究院工作多年,如今专注于研发早期心理健康筛查技术。Biman 介绍了他的团队如何利用“声音生物标志物”(关注的是你怎么说,而不是说什么),仅凭约一分钟的语音就能提示抑郁风险。他还谈到:人们为什么如此容易被漏诊、文化与环境如何让我们内心的“指南针”失准、为什么医生也很难“根治”大多数疾病却能帮助人们管理病情,以及手机、可穿戴设备、游戏,甚至一颗智能减压球如何帮助人们更早察觉问题。节目最后,他分享了老子关于“划船与扬帆”的智慧。 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: Depression and anxiety are widely underdiagnosed. Biman calls this the biggest problem: many people cannot tell whether what they feel comes from the mind or the body. 抑郁和焦虑普遍被漏诊。 Biman 认为最大的问题是:很多人分不清自己的不适来自心理还是身体。 Your voice can carry early warning signals. He says about 1 minute of speech can be screened for depression risk using vocal biomarkers such as tone, pauses, and word choice. It is a screening aid, not a diagnosis.    声音可能携带早期预警信号。 约 1 分钟的语音即可通过音调、停顿、用词等声音生物标志物筛查抑郁风险。这是筛查辅助,不是诊断。 It's how you speak, not what you say. The method does not rely on the content of your words, so telling someone "I feel great" does not change the result, he says. 看的是“怎么说”,不是“说什么”。 这种方法不依赖话语内容,所以嘴上说“我很好”并不会改变结果。 Body symptoms can be mind signals. Stomach aches, chest tightness, and pains (somatic symptoms) are often blamed on food or fatigue, when they may signal anxiety or high stress.    身体症状可能是心理信号。 胃痛、胸闷、疼痛(躯体症状)常被归因于饮食或疲劳,实际上可能是焦虑或高压的信号。 Think of mental health as an inner "compass." Culture, circle, and access to care decide how well that compass is calibrated, and tools can help recalibrate it.   把心理健康想象成内心的“指南针”。 文化、身边的人和就医便利程度,决定了它是否准确;工具可以帮助校准。 Treat the root cause, not just the symptoms. "Take a vacation" or "drink hot water" targets symptoms; diagnostics aim at causes such as sleep, stress hormones, and lifestyle.    要治根因,不只是症状。 “去度假”或“多喝热水”针对的是症状;诊断要找的是睡眠、压力激素和生活方式等根因。 Early detection beats late treatment. Biman says most conditions are harder to treat the later they are found, and that phones make screening scalable where specialists are scarce.    早发现胜过晚治疗。 大多数问题发现得越晚越难处理;而手机让专业人员稀缺的地方也能普及筛查。 AI supports doctors; it doesn't replace them. AI can collect information so a doctor may spend about 5 minutes reviewing a chart, he explains, which protects a scarce resource: doctors' time.   AI 是医生的助手,而非替代。 AI 先收集信息,医生只需约 5 分钟查看病历,从而保护医生这一稀缺资源。 Simple tools can anchor you in the present. A stress ball, a deep breath, or washing your face can interrupt runaway thoughts, because anxiety is mostly about the future or the past.    简单的小工具能把你拉回当下。 减压球、深呼吸或洗把脸,都能打断失控的念头,因为焦虑多半来自对未来的担忧或对过去的懊悔。 ☕️ 本期嘉宾|Guest Biman Najika Liyanage : An inventor, entrepreneur, and AI expert with over a decade of experience in advanced technology and two decades of building and investing in cross-border ventures in China. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree in healthcare, he holds multiple patents and has earned prestigious design recognition, including Red Dot, iF, and IDEA awards. Today, he is advancing AI-driven, non-invasive depression risk detection through vocal biomarkers—opening new possibilities for earlier identification and more proactive mental health intervention. 一位资深发明家、企业家及人工智能专家,在先进技术领域拥有十余年的专业经验,并在中国深耕二十年,持续打造和投资跨境科技企业。 作为《福布斯》医疗健康领域“30 Under 30”榜单入选者,他拥有多项专利,并曾荣获红点设计奖(Red Dot)、iF 设计奖及 IDEA 设计奖等国际知名设计奖项。 如今,他致力于推动基于人工智能与声音生物标志物的无创抑郁风险识别技术,为更早发现心理健康风险、实现更主动的干预与支持开辟新的可能性。 🎤 主播|Host Dr Gerald Anthony 安远博士 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and Wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 🎯 ShowNotes Attention Is All You Need 《注意力就是你所需要的一切》 患者健康问卷-9(PHQ-9):抑郁症筛查与评估工具 American Psychiatric Association, DSM-5 美国精神医学学会:《精神障碍诊断与统计手册》第五版(DSM-5) 💿 BGM Music by: MYKOLA ODOROH 📹 制作团队|CREDITS 执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang , Sydney Zhang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering Wellbeing A leading global health and Wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  3. 10月9日

    EP10 Mental Health Expert - NPD Warning Signs Leaders Miss

    Is the person across the table really a narcissist, or are you exhausted and looking for someone to blame? In this episode, host Dr. Gerald Anthony sits down with Beijing-based psychotherapist Chang Shaochen (Shao) to separate clinical reality from social-media labels. Shao explains why narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is a strict DSM-5 diagnosis, not a casual insult, and why labeling a partner "NPD" can become a false coping mechanism that keeps us from looking inward. He also describes a quieter warning sign leaders often miss: the person who looks calm and "fine" on the outside while chronic stress drains them on the inside. You will learn how the nervous system's "gas pedal and brake" work, how heart rate variability (HRV) and resting heart rate can signal stress, how childhood shapes emotional regulation, and how to weigh the real cost of a high-stress career. 坐在你对面的人真的是"自恋者"吗?还是你已经精疲力竭,只是想找个人来责怪?本期节目中,主持人安远博士(Dr. Gerald Anthony)与北京心理治疗师常邵辰(Shao)一起,厘清临床事实与社交媒体标签之间的差别。他解释了为什么自恋型人格障碍(NPD)是 DSM-5 中非常严格的诊断,而不是随口说出的指责;给伴侣贴上"NPD"标签,可能变成一种让我们不去审视自己的"虚假应对机制"。他还谈到领导者常常忽略的一个更隐蔽的信号:有些人外表平静、看起来"一切正常",内心却被长期压力一点点耗尽。你将了解神经系统的"油门与刹车"如何运作、心率变异性(HRV)和静息心率如何反映压力、童年如何塑造情绪调节能力,以及如何看清高压事业背后真实的代价。 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: NPD is a strict DSM-5 diagnosis, not a social-media label. Calling a partner "NPD" can become a false coping mechanism that avoids self-reflection.    NPD 是 DSM-5 中的严格诊断,不是社交媒体标签。 随意给伴侣贴上"NPD",可能成为回避自我反思的虚假应对机制。 Emotional regulation keeps symptoms from returning. It is learned in childhood through caregiver "co-regulation," and good therapy builds it alongside relationship skills and meaning.    情绪调节能力能防止症状复发。 它源于童年的照顾者"共同调节";有效的心理治疗会同时培养情绪调节、人际能力与意义感。 Chronic stress works like a gas pedal and a brake. Prolonged sympathetic (gas) activation can trigger a "bad brake": numbness, dissociation, and fatigue.    长期压力就像"油门"与"刹车"。 交感神经("油门")长期被激活,可能触发"坏刹车":麻木、解离与疲惫。 The warning sign leaders miss: looking calm while unexplainably exhausted. It can signal long-term chronic stress.    领导者容易忽略的信号:外表平静,却莫名疲惫。 这可能是长期慢性压力的信号。 Track stress with HRV and resting heart rate. Low heart rate variability or a high resting heart rate (versus norms for your age and gender) can signal prolonged stress.    用 HRV 和静息心率监测压力。 心率变异性偏低或静息心率偏高(对照你年龄和性别的正常范围),可能提示长期压力。 Genes are not destiny. Genetic sensitivity plus a high-stress job or coping habits like heavy drinking can raise mental health risks.    基因不等于命运。 遗传敏感性叠加高压工作,或过量饮酒等应对习惯,会提高心理健康风险。 A diagnosis helps or harms depending on timing. Beware "hammer syndrome," where a clinician with a hammer sees everything as a nail.    诊断是帮助还是伤害,取决于时机。 警惕"锤子综合征":手里拿着锤子,看什么都像钉子。 Teen school refusal may be nervous-system overload, not rebellion. Family consultation with both generations works better than labeling parents.    青少年拒绝上学可能是神经系统超负荷,而非叛逆。 两代人共同参加家庭咨询,比给父母“贴标签"更有效。 Know the cost of high-stress choices. Build a support system before you need it.    看清高压选择的代价。 在需要之前,先建立好支持系统。 This episode is for educational purposes and is not medical advice or a substitute for professional care. If you are struggling, please contact a licensed mental health professional or local emergency services. 本期节目仅供教育参考,不构成医疗建议,也不能替代专业诊疗。如果你正感到困扰,请联系有执照的心理健康专业人士或当地紧急服务。 🎙️本期嘉宾|GuestChang Shaochen (Shao): A psychotherapist and Mental Health Counselor at Raffles Hospital Beijing. With clinical experience across China and the United States, Shao helps individuals and leaders navigate stress, trauma, emotional challenges, and relationship dynamics that impact personal and professional performance. He holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from Arizona State University. Shao integrates evidence-based approaches, including EMDR, Somatic Experiencing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, to help people build resilience, improve self-awareness, and create sustainable wellbeing. In this episode, we explore a critical question for today’s leaders: How do we build the emotional resilience and psychological systems needed for individuals, teams, and organizations to thrive? 常邵辰(Shao),北京莱佛士医院心理咨询师及心理治疗师。 他拥有中美两地临床实践经验,专注于帮助个人及领导者应对压力、创伤、情绪挑战以及影响个人与职业发展的关系模式。他是美国加州注册临床专业咨询师(LPCC),并获得美国亚利桑那州立大学咨询心理学硕士学位。 常邵辰结合EMDR眼动脱敏与再加工疗法、躯体体验疗法(Somatic Experiencing)、认知行为疗法(CBT)和辩证行为疗法(DBT)等循证方法,帮助人们提升心理韧性、增强自我觉察,并建立可持续的身心健康系统。 本期节目我们将探讨一个对当代领导者至关重要的问题: 如何建立支持个人、团队和组织持续成长的心理韧性与心理健康系统? 🎤 主播|Host Dr Gerald Anthony 安远博士 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and Wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 🎯 ShowNotes American Psychiatric Association, DSM-5 (diagnostic manual discussed in the episode): 美国精神医学学会 DSM-5(节目中讨论的诊断手册) American Psychological Association (a separate organization from the American Psychiatric Association): 美国心理学会(与美国精神医学学会是两个不同的机构) Somatic Experiencing International 躯体体验疗法国际机构 Heart rate variability (HRV) and resting heart rate: available on many wearable devices, such as the Apple Watch mentioned by Shao. Compare readings with normal ranges for your age and gender. 心率变异性(HRV)与静息心率:许多可穿戴设备均可查看,例如 Shao 提到的 Apple Watch,请对照适合你年龄和性别的正常范围。 Film Infernal Affairs (Wu jian Dao) 电影《无间道》 💿 BGM Music by: MYKOLA ODOROH (c) 📹 制作团队|CREDITS 执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang, Sydney Zhang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering Wellbeing A leading global health and Wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  4. 9月19日

    EP9 Dr Paul Rochon|Mental Health vs. Wellbeing, Explained

    In EP9 of the Engineering Wellbeing Podcast, host Dr. Gerald Anthony sits down with Dr. Paul Rochon, biopsychologist, cognitive neuroscientist, and founder of Engineering Wellbeing to kick off a new series on mental health. Together, they unpack why "mental health" means very different things to different people, and lay out a simple three-part continuum — clinical mental health, mental wellbeing, and mental performance — that will frame every episode in the series to come. Dr. Paul explains the real difference between being "normal" and being "healthy," why positive psychology alone isn't enough, and why sunlight hitting your eyes each morning may matter more to your mood than almost anything else. Whether you're a leader, a parent, a clinician, or simply curious about your own mind, this conversation offers a clear map for a topic most people have only seen in fragments. 第9期EW播客,主持人安远博士对话保罗·罗钦博士。他是心理学家,认知神经科学家,Engineering Wellbeing的创始人。我们正式开启心理健康系列节目的第一期。 二人深入探讨“心理健康” 对每个人的定义其实截然不同。他们提出一套简洁的模型,由三个维度组成的连续体。这三个维度分别是:临床心理健康、心理幸福感、心理表现。这个框架也将贯穿本系列后续所有节目。保罗·罗钦博士阐释了 “正常” 与 “健康” 的本质差别,点明仅依靠积极心理学并不足以解决问题,还讲到每日清晨光线射入眼部,对情绪产生的影响几乎胜过其他很多因素。 无论你是管理者、家长、临床从业者,或是单纯想要了解自身心理状态,这场对话都为这门多数人只略知皮毛的课题,梳理出一份清晰的认知图谱。 🌟 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: Mental health isn't one thing — it's a continuum running from clinical illness, through everyday Wellbeing, to peak mental performance. 心理健康并非单一状态,而是一个从临床疾病、到日常幸福感、再到心理巅峰表现的连续体 Being "normal" and being "healthy" are two different questions — distress often comes from being unable to control something around you, not from being a bad or broken person. "正常"与"健康"是两个不同的问题——痛苦往往源于无法掌控周遭的事物,而非自身有问题或"坏了" Positive psychology, born in the 1990s, shifted the focus from illness to flourishing — but on its own, it's still mostly an individual-level lens. 诞生于上世纪90年代的积极心理学,将关注点从"疾病"转向"绽放",但它本质上仍是一种偏个体层面的视角 True Wellbeing links biology, psychology, social connection, and environment together as one system — not as separate self-care habits. 真正的身心健康,需要将生理、心理、社会关系与环境作为一个整体系统来看待,而非割裂的自我照顾习惯 Morning sunlight quietly resets your entire biological clock — a mechanism linked to the well-documented spring peak in seasonal depression and suicide risk. 清晨的阳光会悄然重置整个生物钟——这一机制与春季抑郁及自杀风险升高这一有据可查的现象密切相关 Elite athletes and their coaches increasingly train the brain as deliberately as the body, using tools like visualization and hypnotherapy. 顶尖运动员及其教练如今越来越注重像训练身体一样刻意训练大脑,会运用意象训练、催眠疗法等工具 Workplace Wellbeing has shifted from a "soft skill" to a measurable driver of performance, retention, and company culture — especially as "presenteeism" replaces burnout as the bigger hidden cost. 职场幸福感已从"软技能"转变为可衡量的绩效、留任率与企业文化驱动因素——尤其是"出勤主义"(人在心不在的低效出勤)正取代职业倦怠,成为更隐蔽的成本 🎙️ 本期嘉宾|Guest Dr. Paul Rochon(保罗・罗钦博士): A cognitive neuroscientist (PhD) specializing in sleep, consciousness, and mental performance under pressure. With over 20 years' experience, he led the Sleep Center at Raffles international hospital in Beijing and founded Engineering Wellbeing, delivering science-driven performance systems across Asia and Europe for leaders, organizations, sportsmen and high-demand environments. 认知神经科学家,专攻睡眠、意识及高压环境下的心智表现。拥有逾20年经验,创立了 Engineering Wellbeing,担任北京莱佛士医院(Raffles Hospital Beijing)睡眠中心的负责人。依托科学的失效效能提升体系,致力于为亚欧地区的管理者、组织机构、职业运动员及高压场景从业者。 🎤 主播|HostDr Gerald Anthony(安远博士): An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 🎯 ShowNotesMental Wellbeing Survey American Psychiatric Association — DSM (diagnostic manual referenced for clinical mental health) PERMA Model overview (Martin Seligman's five elements of flourishing, referenced in the positive psychology discussion) Social and circadian rhythm dysregulation and suicide: a systematic review and meta-analysis (supports the episode's point on spring/circadian-linked suicide risk) 💿 BGMMusic by: MYKOLA ODOROH (c) 📹 制作团队|CREDITS执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing@Jin Shang A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering WellbeingA leading global health and wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  5. 9月7日

    EP8 Neurodiversity Club|Neuroinclusion Beyond Awareness

    Two Gen Z change-makers prove that inclusion doesn't wait for adulthood. Ali and Heewon, both 11th-graders at an international school in China, are the student founders and leaders of their school's Neurodiversity Club, a peer-led initiative partnered with a local organization supporting neurodivergent youth — launched right as back-to-school mental health and teen anxiety dominate the wellbeing conversation. In this conversation, they unpack what genuine belonging actually looks like for a neurodivergent student, why communication and sensory differences get so easily misread as "weird" or "stupid," and how small, everyday moments, a teacher's impatience, a peer's silence in a group project, quietly shapes a young person's self-worth and mental health. It's a window into the same neuroinclusion gap now making headlines in workplace DEI: awareness is rising, but belonging, inclusion, and mental health support aren't keeping pace. Along the way, Ali shares her own cross-cultural research comparing neurodiversity advocacy in China and the U.S., and Heewon brings a South Korean lens to the same question, surfacing a global awareness-to-action gap that spans classrooms, campuses, and companies alike. It's a raw, hopeful, student's-eye view of what it takes to build a more inclusive generation and close the neuroinclusion, belonging, and student mental health gap, one classroom, one conversation, one fundraiser at a time. 两位 Z 世代行动者向我们证明,包容不必等到成年之后才开始行动。阿里与熙媛是就读于中国一所国际学校的十一年级学生,也是校内神经多元俱乐部的学生创始人和负责人。该社团由学生自主运营,并与当地一家服务神经多元青少年的机构开展合作;俱乐部成立之际,返校季心理健康与青少年焦虑议题,正成为身心福祉领域的讨论热点。 本期对话里,两位嘉宾深入探讨:神经多元学生真正的归属感究竟是什么;沟通方式差异、感官敏感特质为何常常被误读为 “怪异” 或是 “愚笨”;还有日常那些细碎瞬间 —— 老师流露的不耐烦、小组作业中同伴的沉默,会如何潜移默化地影响青少年的自我价值感与心理健康。 本期也折射出职场多元平等(DEI)领域频频爆出的类似困境:大众认知度不断提高,但归属感构建、落地的包容举措以及心理健康支持却未能跟上步伐。阿里分享了她对比中美两国神经多元倡导现状的跨文化调研成果,熙媛则带来韩国视角下对该议题的思考。二人揭示了一道全球性鸿沟:从理念认知到实际行动之间存在断层,这一问题普遍存在于课堂、校园乃至各类企业当中。以学生视角,真实又充满力量地展现要培养更具包容力的新一代,弥合神经多元包容、归属感建设与学生心理健康层面的差距,可以从一间教室、一次对话、一场公益筹款开始,点滴推进。 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: Wellbeing, Redefined: True neuroinclusion means equal treatment and genuine belonging — not just tolerance|重新定义身心福祉:真正的神经包容,是平等对待与发自内心的归属感,而非单纯的被动接纳。 Naming Real Barriers: Communication differences, sensory sensitivity, and the courage to ask for help are everyday neurodivergent challenges|正视现实阻碍:沟通模式差异、感官敏感,以及鼓起勇气求助,都是神经多元群体日常所要面对的挑战。 Busting Neurodiversity Myths: "Weird" and "stupid" labels get challenged with real examples of neurodivergent strengths, like excelling in math|破除神经多样性迷思:用真实案例反驳 “怪异”“愚笨” 这类刻板标签,看见神经多元群体的天赋优势,例如出众的数学天赋。 Teacher & Peer Accountability: Two real stories — an impatient teacher, an excluded teammate - become lessons in inclusive behavior|教师与同辈的责任:两个真实故事 —— 缺乏耐心的老师、遭受排挤的组员,带给我们关于包容行为的启发。 Global Advocacy Gap: Cross-cultural research compares neurodiversity awareness in China, the U.S., and South Korea — revealing a consistent awareness-to-action gap|全球倡导的现实鸿沟:跨文化调研对比中、美、韩三地的神经多元认知现状,揭示出各地普遍存在的 “认知到行动” 的落差。 Gen Z Mental Health Insight: Social media has boosted awareness of depression and anxiety — but neurodiversity, being less visible, still lags behind|Z 世代心理健康洞察:社交媒体提升了大众对抑郁、焦虑问题的关注度,但神经多样性因其症状的隐蔽性,相关支持仍然滞后。 Youth vs. Senior Experience: Younger neurodivergent individuals often feel more insecure; both age groups need equal opportunity, not lowered expectations|不同年龄群体的处境对照:年轻的神经多元群体往往更容易产生不安全感;各年龄段的神经多元者都应获得平等机会,而不是被降低期待。 Self-Advocacy Call to Action: "Don't let society mold you" — a message of confidence for neurodivergent listeners and a call to action for everyone else|自我发声的行动倡议:“不要被社会的标准所塑造”,既是送给神经多元听众的力量寄语,也是面向所有人发出的行动呼吁。 🎙️ 本期嘉宾|Guests Ali Wang and Heewon Bae: 11th-grade students at an international school in Beijing, China, and the student founders and leaders of their school's Neurodiversity Club — a peer-led neurodiversity advocacy initiative partnered with a local organization supporting neurodivergent youth. As Gen Z student leaders, Ali and Heewon are driving grassroots change in neurodiversity awareness, inclusive education, and student mental health, blending firsthand experience with cross-cultural research comparing neurodiversity advocacy across China, the U.S., and South Korea. 就读于中国北京一所国际学校的11年级学生,也是该校"神经多样性俱乐部"(Neurodiversity Club)的学生创始人和负责人——这是一个由学生主导、与当地一家支持神经多样性青少年的机构合作开展的倡导项目。作为Z世代学生领袖,艾丽和慧媛正通过跨文化视角推动神经多样性意识、包容型教育与学生心理健康领域的基层变革,她们的研究比较了中国、美国与韩国在神经多样性倡导方面的差异与进展。 🎤 主播|HostDr Gerald Anthony(安远博士): An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 🎯 ShowNotesMental Wellbeing Survey 💿 BGMMusic by: MYKOLA ODOROH (c) 📹 制作团队|CREDITS执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing@Jin Shang A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering WellbeingA leading global health and wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  6. 8月20日

    EP7 Rachel Liu|You’re Comparing AI Wrong

    In Episode 7, Former intern Rachel gives us a candid look at what it is really like to grow up in today’s technology driven world. She explores the double edged impact of social media, from creating meaningful connections and friendships across borders to quietly increasing anxiety around likes, comparison, and how we present ourselves online. Rachel also shares why AI is becoming a patient, judgment free tutor for her generation and offers a fascinating perspective on the growing technology gap between parents and teens. Most importantly, Rachel leaves listeners with a thoughtful and reassuring message for young people who feel overwhelmed by the pressures of life online. 本期,前实习生Rachel坦诚分享在当下这个由科技主导的世界里真实的成长体验。她探讨社交媒体的双重影响:一方面能够跨越地域,建立真挚联结与友谊;另一方面,点赞攀比、相互对比以及线上形象塑造,又在无形中加剧人们的焦虑情绪。 Rachel同时谈到,为何人工智能正成为她这一代人耐心、不带评判的辅导工具,并针对家长与青少年之间日益扩大的科技认知鸿沟,给出颇具启发性的见解。 最重要的是,Rachel向那些被网络生活压力压得喘不过气的年轻人,传递出一段深刻又抚慰人心的寄语。 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: Social Media Is a Double-Edged Sword. 社交媒体是一把双刃剑 AI Is Becoming the Patient Tutor of a New Generation. AI 正成为新一代年轻人的“耐心导师” Parents and Teens See Technology Through Different Lenses. 父母与青少年正在用不同的视角看待科技 Growing Up Digital Looks Different in China. 中国青少年的数字成长有其独特的一面 Digital Wellbeing Requires More Than Screen Time Limits. 数字健康不只是限制屏幕时间 Technology Should Empower Young People, Not Pressure Them. 科技应该赋能年轻人,而不是给他们带来压力 🎙️ 本期嘉宾|Guest 刘若曈(Rachel Liu): Rachel Liu is a current student at an international high school in China and a former intern with the Engineering Wellbeing Podcast. She has a genuine interest in writing, technology, and exploring the ways the digital world is shaping the experiences of young people today. Curious, thoughtful, and articulate, Rachel enjoys looking at everyday experiences from a fresh perspective and sharing her ideas through writing and conversation. Outside of her academic life, Rachel enjoys writing and exploring new technology, including the ways emerging tools such as artificial intelligence are becoming part of everyday life for her generation. As a student growing up in China, she brings a unique perspective shaped by both an international school environment and the rapidly evolving digital world around her. Rachel目前就读于国内一所国际高中,也曾担任EW播客实习生。她由衷热爱写作与科技领域,致力于探究数字世界如何影响当代年轻人的生活体验。Rachel充满好奇心、善于思考且表达清晰,习惯以新颖视角审视日常经历,并通过文字与交流分享自己的观点。学业之余,她坚持写作,探索各类新兴科技,研究人工智能等工具如何融入同龄人日常生活。成长于中国的她,兼具国际学校学习环境与飞速发展的数字时代所带来的独特视角。 🎤 主播|HostDr Gerald Anthony(安远博士): An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 🎯 ShowNotesMental Wellbeing Survey Orlowski, Jeff, director. The Social Dilemma. Exposure Labs, Argent Pictures, and The Space Program, 2020. Netflix. 💿 BGMMusic by: MYKOLA ODOROH (c) 📹 制作团队|CREDITS执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing@Jin Shang A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering WellbeingA leading global health and wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  7. 8月5日

    EP6 Stephanie Tebow|Hidden Challenges Facing Today's Youth

    In EP6 of the Engineering Wellbeing Podcast, host Dr. Gerald Anthony sits down with veteran international educator Stephanie Tebow, who brings over 25 years of experience working with children and teenagers across Asia, including nearly 20 years in Beijing. Together they explore one of the most important questions facing parents, educators, counselors, and community leaders: How do we help today's youth thrive in a world dominated by technology, social media, and ever-increasing expectations? Stephanie shares practical wisdom from decades of working with young people and explains why understanding child development—not simply reacting to behavior—is essential for building resilient families and schools. Whether you're a parent, teacher, school leader, counselor, coach, or simply someone passionate about youth wellbeing, this conversation offers actionable insights you can begin applying today. EW播客第6期,主持人安远博士专访资深国际教育工作者Stephanie Tebow(斯蒂芬妮・蒂博)。斯蒂芬妮拥有 25 年以上亚洲青少年教育一线经验,其中近二十年扎根北京。 二人共同探讨家长、教育者、心理咨询师与社区管理者共同关注的核心命题: 身处科技产品、社交媒体无处不在,外界期待持续攀升的环境,我们该如何助力当代青少年健康成长、绽放自我? 结合数十年青少年工作积累的实践经验,斯蒂芬妮分享诸多可行思路:想要打造具备心理韧性的家庭与校园环境,核心是读懂儿童成长发展规律,而非仅仅针对外在行为被动纠正。 如果你是家长、教师、学校管理者、心理咨询师、成长导师,或是持续关注青少年身心健康的听众,本期对话带来的方法与思考,当下就能落地实践。 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: Healthy development happens at different rates for every child. 每个孩子的身心成长节奏都各不相同 Social media can amplify anxiety when it replaces real-world relationships. 当社交媒体取代现实人际联结,极易加重青少年焦虑 Unrealistic expectations often create unnecessary stress for young people. 脱离现实的期待,常常给年轻人带来无谓心理负担 Parents and educators should prioritize connection before correction. 家长与教育者应当先建立情感联结,再开展行为引导 Wellbeing is built through everyday habits—not one-time interventions. 身心健康依靠日常习惯长期养成,而非单次的干预补救 Putting phones away regularly creates space for healthier relationships and emotional growth. 主动定期放下电子设备,为良性的人际互动与情绪成长留出空间 Today's youth have incredible potential when adults provide understanding, guidance, and hope. 只要成年人给予理解、正向指引与精神支撑,当代年轻人便能释放巨大潜能 🎙️ 本期嘉宾|Guest 斯蒂芬妮・蒂博(Stephanie Tebow): An accomplished educational leader, community builder, and visionary strategist dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations to achieve meaningful, sustainable success. As the Director of Educational and Community Services K–12 at Beijing World Youth Academy, Stephanie leads collaborative initiatives that strengthen learning communities, develop high-performing teams, and create impactful educational experiences. Recognized for her exceptional communication skills and ability to inspire others, she brings a unique blend of strategic vision, entrepreneurial thinking, and operational excellence to every endeavor. With experience launching, expanding, and transforming programs, Stephanie excels at turning innovative ideas into measurable results while fostering environments where people can thrive, connect, and reach their full potential. 资深教育管理者、社群建设者与战略顾问。致力于赋能个人与机构实现可持续、有价值的成长。现任北京世界青年学院 K-12教育与社区服务主管,主导多项协作项目,搭建学习社群、打造高效优质团队和高质量教育体验。 她凭借出众的沟通能力与感召力为人熟知,在各项工作中融合长远战略眼光、创新思维与精细化运营管理。依托项目落地、扩容升级与体系革新的丰富从业经验,她擅长将创新理念转化为可量化的实际成效,同时营建优质环境,让身处其中的所有人自在成长、建立联结,充分发掘和发挥自身潜能。 🎤 主播|HostDr Gerald Anthony(安远博士): An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 🎯 ShowNotesMental Wellbeing Survey Dr. Ross Greene - Kids Do Well if They Can Ross Greene #1 Child Mind Institute Prosperi, S., & Chiarelli, F. (2023). Early and precocious puberty during the COVID-19 pandemic. Frontiers in endocrinology, 13, 1107911. 💿 BGMMusic by: MYKOLA ODOROH (c) 📹 制作团队|CREDITS执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing@Jin Shang A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering WellbeingA leading global health and wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  8. 7月22日

    EP5 Dr Paul Rochon|What Really Defines Today's Youth?

    Today's young people are growing up in a world unlike any generation before them. They are more connected than ever, yet facing unprecedented challenges to their mental health, wellbeing, and sense of identity. As parents, educators, and communities ask how best to prepare children for an uncertain future, one question rises above the rest: What do young people truly need to thrive not just today, but for life? In this episode of the Engineering Wellbeing Podcast@Jinshang, we sit down with guest Dr. Paul Rochon to explore the science, psychology, and practical wisdom behind raising resilient, healthy, and confident young people. Together, we challenge common assumptions about what defines youth and uncover why wellbeing is shaped by far more than age, achievement, or happiness. Through engaging stories, research-backed insights, and practical takeaways, this conversation offers a fresh perspective for anyone who wants to better understand and support the next generation. If you're a parent, educator, school leader, health professional, or simply passionate about helping young people flourish, this episode will leave you with new ways of thinking and practical ideas you can apply immediately. 当代年轻人成长的环境,与过往任何一代人都截然不同。他们拥有前所未有的互联渠道,却在心理健康、身心状态与自我认同层面,遭遇前所未有的严峻挑战。家长、教育工作者与社会各界都在探寻,该如何引导孩子做好准备,应对充满变数的未来。而所有问题中最核心的一点是:年轻人究竟需要什么,才能立足当下、终身良性成长? 本期EW播客,我们邀请嘉宾保罗・罗钦博士做客,一同探讨培养内心坚韧、身心健康、自信开朗的青少年背后的科学理论、心理学逻辑与实践经验。 对话将打破大众对 “青年” 的固有刻板印象,阐明身心健康的形成逻辑远不止年龄、成绩或一时的快乐。节目包含生动真实的案例、科研佐证的专业观点与可直接落地的实操方法,为所有想要理解、扶持下一代的人群提供全新思考维度。 如果你是家长、教师、学校管理者、健康行业从业者,或是单纯希望助力青少年蓬勃成长,本期内容将为你带来全新的思考模式,以及能够立刻付诸实践的实操思路。 In this episode, we unpack 本期节目深度解析: Youth Wellbeing extends far beyond age 青少年幸福感,从来不只由年龄决定 Sleep powers youth mental health and learning 睡眠对青少年心理健康和学习的赋能 Healthy parenting builds resilient young minds 健康教养,塑造拥有心理坚韧的青少年 Digital wellbeing strategies 数字身心健康管理实用方案 Understanding ADHD strengthens youth support 读懂 ADHD(注意力缺陷多动障碍),更好地帮扶青少年 Strong relationships create lifelong wellbeing 牢固的情感联结,构筑终身身心福祉 🎙️ 本期嘉宾|Guest Dr. Paul Rochon(保罗・罗钦博士): A cognitive neuroscientist (PhD) specializing in sleep, consciousness, and mental performance under pressure. With over 20 years' experience, he led the Sleep Center at Raffles international hospital in Beijing and founded Engineering Wellbeing, delivering science-driven performance systems across Asia and Europe for leaders, organizations, sportsmen and high-demand environments. 认知神经科学家,专攻睡眠、意识及高压环境下的心智表现。拥有逾20年经验,创立了 Engineering Wellbeing,担任北京莱佛士医院(Raffles Hospital Beijing)睡眠中心的负责人。依托科学的失效效能提升体系,致力于为亚欧地区的管理者、组织机构、职业运动员及高压场景从业者。 🎤 主播|HostDr Gerald Anthony(安远博士): An esteemed American expatriate, has been a resident of China since the early 2000’s, contributing significantly to the global educational and wellbeing landscape. With over 25 years of experience in education, business, and counseling, Dr. Anthony is a seasoned professional with a broad and dynamic skill set. He plays leadership roles within SENIA International, and serves as a board member and Chairman Emeritus of SENIA-Beijing, contributing to the local chapter's initiatives and strengthening the network of support for neurodiversity within the community. 美籍在华专家,自21世纪初起便定居中国,在全球教育与健康福祉领域作出了卓越贡献。安远博士拥有超过25年的教育、商业及心理咨询从业经验,是一位经验丰富、综合能力全面且富有活力的专业人士。 在SENIA 国际组织中担任的领导职务,是北京分会理事及荣誉主席,参与地方分会的各项项目,并持续完善社群内部针对神经多样性群体的支持网络。 🎯 ShowNotesSleep Tips Program Mental Wellbeing Survey 💿 BGMMusic by: MYKOLA ODOROH (c) 📹 制作团队|CREDITS执行制片人 Executive Producer : Enigineering Wellbeing 制片人Producer: Dr. Paul Rochon 制作负责人 Production Leader: Jessie Li 主编 Lead Editor: Amy Bulman 视觉编辑 Graphic Editor: Javan Anthony 传播编辑 Communications Editor: Cici Wang 传播负责人 Communications Leader: Diana Liu 特别鸣谢 Special Thanks: 金尚源 JinShang Yuan 🔵 全平台收听|Hear Us from Here 苹果播客 Apple Podcast|小红书 RedNote|TikTok|抖音|Instagram|小宇宙XYZfm|YouTube|Spotify|EW Podcast Engineering Wellbeing@Jin Shang A podcast where we explore Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. In each monthly series, we take one theme and explore it through four complimentary lenses: a systems level framing, a technology perspective, a specialist or scientific viewpoint, and a cultural Chinese context lens. Because Wellbeing is never one-dimensional; it is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology all at once. 在这里,我们将探索健康福祉如何成为连接不同领域的「桥梁」。每个月,我们将围绕一个主题,通过4个互补的视角展开探讨:系统层面的宏观框架、科技维度的前沿洞察、专家学者的科学观点,以及中国本土的文化语境。因为真正的幸福从来不是单一的维度,而是生物学、心理学、社会学、文化与科技的交融共生。 Engineering WellbeingA leading global health and wellbeing consultant company. We help individuals and Organisations to link performance and Wellbeing. WeChat Official|Web|LinkedIn 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

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English Podcast · Bilingual Subtitles|英文播客 · 双语字幕 Engineering Wellbeing@Jin Shang A podcast exploring Wellbeing as a BRIDGE. Monthly themes through four lenses: systems, technology, science, and Chinese culture. Wellbeing is biology, psychology, social, cultural, and technology intertwined. Engineering Wellbeing | Base China A global consultancy linking performance and wellbeing through sustainable solutions, assessing wellbeing and strengthening overall performance.