Welcome to Dr. Wong Specialist Clinic ( Brain / Mind / Mental Health Professional) )
In 1946, The World Health Organization (WHO) defined health as “a state of complete Physical, Mental ( Brain / Mind ), and Social / Spiritual well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Therefore a complete sense of well being involves the journey of nurturing our physical and Mental / Brain health as well as healing for the inner self.
We also believe that Brain / Mental Health involves not only treatment of emotional problems but discovering and developing the strengths, abilities and talents which is inherent in every unique individual.
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世界卫生组织(WHO)在1946年将健康定义为” 健康不仅为疾病或虚弱之消除,而是体格,精神与社会之完全健康状态。 因此,整体的健康就包括身体上的健康,心理健康和心灵上的健康。
我们还认为,全面的精神健康不仅包括治疗情绪问题,而且包括发现和发展每一个人所拥有的优点, 能力和才能。
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Being True to yourself ( Be Authentic !)
Recently I have crossed over to a new season of my life – into the 5 series. I have crossed over to 50 years old. It is a remarkable new chapter and I have reflected quite a bit about how to move forward with authenticity.
One of the the highlights of 50th anniversary is to be “true to myself” or to be “authentic “
The humble and wise USA basketball coach, the late Coach John Wooden, has 7 guiding principles for his life. One of the principles reads ” Be True to Yourself”
Dr Paul Tournier , a Swiss physician in the early 20th century, who emphasized holistic medicine, wrote the book ” Meaning of Persons” in 1957. The book stresses that there are 2 parts of an individual, firstly the real Person inside us and the Personage which is the outer appearance of a person. Dr Paul challenges each one of us to strive to express the real Person and live truthfully.
In the book entitled The Top Five Regrets of the Dying – A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing by Bronnie Ware, who works as palliative nurse caring for the dying. One of the top 5 regrets of the Dying is ” I wish I’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.
What does it really mean to be True to yourself?
It means several levels of understanding.
- Know yourself : Know your personality style, your needs, your dreams, your fears, hopes and deep desires.
- Take time to quiet down and really listen to your inner voice, your beliefs, thoughts and real feelings.
- Be aware and be careful of all the “Noise”, the opinions from other people, cultural expectations, family expectations, social or religious expectations.
- Follow your heart, your mind and your soul and do what you think is right. And not what other people expects from you or what other people think it is right for you.
- You have the courage to speak up and live up your true passions and dreams.
- You stop pretending, stop suppressing your feelings and start saying what your want to say.
- Being true to yourself also means allowing yourself be happier and simply be yourself regardless of what people think.
- Always be gentle and kind to yourself, practice self compassion and live your life without fear of the voices or rather noise of rejection out there.
- Learn when to say NO and draw boundaries especially towards people with Toxic attitudes and nasty intentions towards you.
However, being true to yourself also requires living by the Universal Truth. The Truth or Universal values of humanity which includes being honest, kind, responsible, respectful and care for others and the environment.
Two of my favourite songs which sings about being true to ourselves are ” Say ” by John Meyer and “Sound of Silence” by Simon and Garfunkle
All of us has many “Parts” of Self.
Some of us may have heard the phrase which describe a person, “the good, bad and ugly”. Sadly, this a very judgmental, unhelpful and disrespectful way of labelling a person. It is absolutely UNACCEPTABLE.
According to psychologist Carl Rogers , every individual is born with much potential and capacity to learn, grow and be nurtured into a fine, mature and healthy adult. It really depends on whether the child receives a loving, warm, caring and nurturing family and social environment.
If a child grows up in a hostile and abusive environment, the emotionally sensitive child may be traumatized, emotionally wounded and hurting. When the adult person who has childhood trauma, gets hurt, the reaction is often fear of rejection and anger towards the person who is supposed to care and protect her or him.
Sometimes anger outburst may be seen as ” bad ” when it is NOT bad at all. It is a fearful response when feeling rejected or abandoned.
Dr. Richard Schwartz wrote an absolutely wonderful book called “NO bad Parts” which explains that every individual has different Parts in the Self. And every Parts serves a purpose to nurture and protect the Self and there are no unhelpful parts. For example some of us may the Good and Kind Parts, the Vulnerable Insecure Parts, the Prideful Parts or the Hurting and Emotionally Wounded Parts.
Therefore All Parts has a meaning of existence and serves a purpose. All we need is patience and curiosity to understand the Parts in another person we care for.

LRT 3 Bandar Bukit Tinggi Station is 5 mins walk to Dr Wong Specialist Clinic
Good news !
Currently, the Klang Valley newly launched LRT3 line has direct connection to AEON BUKIT TINGGI MALL in Klang.
The walking distance from AEON Bukit Tinggi Mall, Klang to Dr Wong Specialist Clinic is only 5 mins.
A good Mentor
The following quote simplifies what is a good Mentor.
The late Coach John Wooden is a respectable American Basketball coach.
He is truly a teacher/mentor who leads by Example.
A gentle reminder to all of us who shows the way for our family, community or workplace.



