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How happy am I? How unhappy am I?

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I don't want to be unhappy anymore!

At least 75% of people are unhappy - you are not alone.

Affordable and effective mental health solutions for everyone

ICAN is a mental health platform and model developed by leading experts in psychiatry and clinical psychology. It provides institutions and individuals with practical psychological tools and education.

Based on the ICAN Model, this approach draws on perspectives from psychiatric medicine, neuroscience, multiple branches of psychology, and evidence-based lifestyle practices.
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What the experts say

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A snapshot of mental health challenges today

Anxiety disorders
18.1%

Includes panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, generalised anxiety disorder, and phobias (such as social phobias).

Mood disorders
9.5%

Includes major depressive disorder, dysthymic disorder, and bipolar disorder.

Hyperactivity
7-10%

Approximately 7-10% of children are affected by hyperactivity disorder. Symptoms include high activity levels, high levels of confusion, short attention span, and being easily distracted.

Eating disorders
2-5%

Includes anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and related conditions.
  • 2-5% of people suffer from bulimia within a six month period.
  • The lifetime risk of anorexia for women is 0.5-3.7%.
  • The lifetime risk of bulimia in women is 1.1-4.2%.

Schizophrenia
1.1%

35%–45% of workplace absences are due to mental health issues

Among the workforce, mental health issues impact businesses in the following ways:

Sick leave

Directly related to diagnosed mental illness.

Sick leave

Related to unrecognised mental illness, especially undiagnosed conditions that appear as common ailments, psychosomatic illnesses, alcoholism, substance abuse, and more.

Poor job performance and lack of motivation

Conflict with colleagues

Conflict with customers

Crises & emergencies

ICAN Practical Psychology
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Mental Education

Utilise the ICAN Practical Psychology Model to gain an accurate understanding of yourself and others from the three perspectives of brain, mind, and life. Master the methods for exercising Brain Power, Mind Power, and Life Power, so that you and those around you can live happily, stay physically and mentally healthy, and achieve success in your careers.
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Mental Health & Resilience

Apply the methods for exercising Brain Power, Mind Power, and Life Power to enhance your mental capital, achieve mental health, and build strong mental resilience.

I Want to Be Happy


Overcome anxiety, depression, stress, resentment, jealousy, shame, guilt, and lonesomeness. Resolve negative emotions, improve resilience, and enhance self-value and self-esteem using psychological tools.

Parenting


Help parents become happier individuals, establish a good parent-child relationship, and support children's healthy development.

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Involuntary bad habits (e.g. drinking, smoking, uncontrolled eating, and poor sleeping habits), and the mental health of adolescents and children across different age groups (kindergarten, primary, and secondary school).

The Royal College of Psychiatrists


The Royal College of Psychiatrists was established in 1926 and is one of the oldest, most authoritative, and influential psychiatric institutions in the world.

The first Chinese psychiatrist to receive the "RCPsych Public Educator of the Year" award

Prof. CK Wong, JP, is the first Chinese psychiatrist to receive the "RCPsych Public Educator of the Year" award in recognition of his commitment to implementing the ICAN Practical Psychology Model he founded — a holistic approach that aims to strengthen and significantly contribute to the positive mental health of whole populations.
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A "highly effective, low-cost" method to strengthen mental health across populations

The Royal College of Psychiatrists in the United Kingdom has also confirmed that the ICAN Practical Psychology Model founded by Prof. CK Wong is "a highly efficient, low-cost, education-based methodology that can strengthen the mental health of whole populations."

The international academic authority of the Royal College of Psychiatrists of the United Kingdom has provided Dr. Wong and the ICAN model with support and recognition for promoting mental health education over the years.

Organisations that have applied the ICAN Practical Psychology Model for 20+ years

  • Doctor of Medicine, Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • Honorary Fellow, Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK
  • Clinical Professor (Honorary), Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • Former Professor and Chairman, Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Mental education videos in multiple languages.

The ICAN Practical Psychology Model has been recognised by the Royal College of Psychiatrists as an effective approach for strengthening the mental health of whole populations.

Since 2003, the Whole Person Development Institute has provided organisations, schools, and individuals with psychological counselling, assessment, and training, and maintains over 10 years of mental health assessment data.

ICAN Live Well

Mental Capital

By integrating the ICAN Practical Psychology Model with the concept of Mental Capital, ICAN Live Well makes mental education and mental health accessible, low cost, and barrier-free. It allows people and workforces around the world to significantly improve their mental wellbeing, leading to greater happiness and success.

ICAN Practical Psychology Model

Over 20 years ago, when Prof. CK Wong, JP, served as Chairman and Professor of the Department of Psychiatry at the Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, he established the ICAN Practical Psychology Model (ICAN Model).

This model is a science-based and value-based approach grounded in scientific and academic theories, including psychotherapy, motivational psychology, and developmental psychology.

Prof. CK Wong, JP
An Expert in Psychiatry

  • MD, Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • Honorary Fellow, Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK
  • Fellow, Hong Kong College of Psychiatrists
  • Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine
  • Clinical Professor (Honorary), Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • Former Professor and Chairman, Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 

  • "Educator of the Year" of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (2013)
  • Hong Kong Red Cross: Hong Kong Year of Humanity (2013)





Group resources

CK Wong Mental Education Academy

The mission of CK Wong Mental Education Academy is to promote various mental education publications and courses designed based on the ICAN Practical Psychological Model for families, schools, workplaces, and society at large. The goal is to enable more people to receive relevant education and achieve happy families, excellent school performance, strong workplace outcomes, and social harmony and progress.

Whole Person Development Institute

The Whole Person Development Institute is a comprehensive psychological professional institution. Our work covers enterprises and employees, schools and teachers/students, and families, parents, and children. 

We provide mental education, professional training, psychotherapy, psychological assessment, courses, and more. Since its establishment in 2003, the Institute has applied the science-based and value-based ICAN Practical Psychological Model, founded by Prof. CK Wong, JP, to serve diverse communities.

To further enhance wellbeing and mental health across society, the Institute delivers diversified professional services to people from all walks of life in the Greater Bay Area, and has received national recognition and multiple awards.