Park University - Mee-Gaik Lim

Campus: Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas
Region: Texas

Mee-Gaik Lim, Ph.D., LPC, LMFT, is a senior adjunct professor at Park University and has taught graduate and undergraduate courses for more than 10 years.

Lim has holds a Bachelor of Science degree in counseling and guidance, an Master of Arts degree in marriage and family counseling, and a doctorate degree in marriage and family therapy. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and actively supervises interns who are working towards licensure for both certifications. She has published extensively on the topics of family, stage models of counseling, and attachment theories. Her areas of research include family ethnicity, family wellness, marital satisfaction and clinical supervision.

Lim also directs and administers grant activities which primarily focus on providing preventive education for parents and children in public schools and community agencies. Some of these programs focus on developing discipline skills, helping parents increase effective parenting skills, and working with resistant children and teens.

Lim is qualified to present on the following topics:

Ways to Help Children Make Healthy Choices
Building Blocks to Effective Discipline
Healthy Communication Skills
Road Maps to Increase Self-esteem and Self-concept
Instilling Courage and Confidence in Children/Teens
Tools to Increase Assertiveness
Building Effective Problem Solving Skills
Healthy Anger Management Techniques
Building Loving Relationships and Interactions with Your Child
Developing Resiliency in Children/Teens
Effective Strategies to Handle Sibling Rivalry
Tips for Raising a Challenging and Resistant Child
Strengthening Values and Morals in Children/Teens
Building Blocks to Academic Success
Homework without Struggle
Coping with Grief and Loss
Ways to Curb Violent and Aggressive Behavior
Ways to Build an "I Can Do It" Positive Attitude
Signs & Symptoms of Teen Suicide
Helping Children and Teens Set Goals and Reach Their Dreams
Warning Signs of Depression
Ways to Seek Healthy Alternatives than Drug Use
Recognizing Eating Disorders and Emotional Eating Patterns
Create a Spirit of Cooperation at Home and at School
Effective Ways to Cope with Parents in Prison
Tools to Increase Couple's Communication
Constructive Ways to Respond to Sexual Abuse
Roadmaps to Building Responsibility in Children/Teens
Helping Children Build Respect for Rules and Authority
Straight Talk about Healthy Sexuality
Effective Conflict Resolution Skills
Healing Through Divorce and Separation
Ways to Juggle Work and Family
Stress Busters & Aromatherapy
Helping Children Deal with Stress
Encouraging Healthy Character Traits
Building Blocks in Accepting Multiracial Children
Helping Families Adjust to New Environment (Relocation)
Healthy Family Functioning while One Parent is Deployed

Degrees and Qualifications:

Doctorate Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy
Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling
Bachelor of Science in Counseling and Guidance
Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

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