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Lian Amos En Zhe

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Columbia University

United States

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Dr. Lian Amos En Zhe is an Adjunct Professor at Columbia International University in the United States. His research focuses on trauma therapy, particularly the integration of object-relations and schema therapy models to address complex trauma. Recent publications include studies on trauma-focused online psychotherapy and the effectiveness of schema therapy for individuals experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Hong Wang Fung

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

HONG KONG

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Psychometric evaluation of the preference to avoid self-experiences (PASE) scale: Cross-cultural validity and associations with complex PTSD and dissociation in an international female sample

Functional neurological symptoms and their correlates across four Asian samples: Should they be classified as a dissociative disorder?

Is low self-compassion characteristic of ICD-11 complex PTSD? Further investigation using cross-cultural samples

An Object-relations conceptual framework utilising Fairbairn and Masterson's Theories: A Malaysian case study on relational trauma

Culturally sensitive art therapy: The development of an ETC-Based intervention for depression amidst Malaysian stigma.

Evaluating a culturally adapted schema therapy VS Tf-CBT for reducing EMS and schema modes in complex trauma: A Malaysian intervention

Examining factors contributing to criminal behavior: A literature review and case report of a Malaysian ex-convict

Exploring the Lived Experiences of Indian-Origin Service Users in an Addiction Rehabilitation Centre in Malaysia

From body image to bonding: The role of intimacy in enhancing relationship satisfaction among Malaysian adults

Somatic symptom burden, PTSD, and dissociation: Cross-sectional findings from 995 international female mental health service users

The Effectiveness of Mindfulness-Based Interventions in Improving Quality of Life and Psychological Well-Being Among A Population With Obesity: A Systematic Review

The challenges and recommendations for conducting trauma-focused online psychotherapy in Malaysia

Integrating object-relations and schema models to treat complex trauma: A case study of splitting and integrating traumatic experiences

Investigating the schema modes in individuals with traumatic experiences through the lens of object relations model: A narrative review

The development and the effectiveness of schema therapy on Malaysian female young adults who experienced continuous trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder

A systematic review investigating the early maladaptive schemas (EMS) in Individuals with trauma experiences and PTSD

Refining the Experiential Component of Schema Therapy for Traumatised Populations: a New Continuum of Experiential Techniques

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