The Counseling Department of CyberKorea Foreign Language University completed a two-part program to improve parent-child relationships in single mother households, collaborating with the Korean Association of Single Mother Families.
Key points
•CyberKorea Foreign Language Univ’s Counseling Dept Completes Parent-Child Relationship Program for Single Mothers
•8-hour program covers non-violent communication and emotional coaching
•11 single mothers participate, share experiences and explore practical communication methods
From September 9 to 16, the Counseling Department of CyberKorea Foreign Language University successfully concluded a 'Connecting Hearts Through Dialogue' program for single mothers. This initiative aimed to leverage the university's expertise and provide psychological support to those in need as part of its social responsibility.
Eleven single mothers participated in the eight-hour sessions, which covered various topics such as non-violent communication, parent-child communication, and emotional coaching through group counseling. The program was designed for active participation, allowing participants to share their experiences and emotions while exploring practical communication methods applicable to daily life.
Dr. Jo Hyo Jin from the Counseling Department stated that they plan to expand social responsibility activities in collaboration with local communities and relevant organizations. She emphasized the university's commitment to fulfilling its social responsibilities by offering diverse programs that connect education with real-world applications.
