Dr. Cho started DBT for Korean immigrants in New York since 2000. He translated each worksheet in ‘DBT Skills Training Workbook’ written by Dr. Marsha Linehan and conducted DBT skills training group sessions for clients.
“For the past decades, I have encountered people who experienced suffering.
Children and teenagers, women, and men, the rich and the poor, the young and the aged, blue-collared and white-collared, Christians, Buddhists and Muslims….
They taught me one very precious lesson; that is, as human beings, everyone suffers from their own limitations and that I am not an exception.
This lesson has become the foundation of the Tree Group’s psychological services,
and we believe that it is our calling to help people relieved from their pain and suffering with advanced psychological knowledge and treatment.”
Yong Cho, Ph.D.ㅣChief Psychologist, the Tree Group
A seed,
waiting for the spring
embracing Colors of Lights
flowers aglow,
into a tree
it blossomed
season of LIFE
season of Truth
season of Liberation
We hear the sound of children
with unsung exuberance
and hidden happiness
Yong Cho, Ph.D.ㅣChief Psychologist, the Tree Group
We all are suffering from our innate limitation as human beings.
The only people who are able to confront this inescapable fact and lessen our pain and suffering is ourselves.
Only we could balance our minds.
DBT is the truthful psychotherapy that helps us balance our minds even within the storm of pain and suffering.
Yong Cho, Ph.D.ㅣChief Psychologist, the Tree Group / DBT Center of Korea
“The moment I see the children that I am serving grow and overcome their difficulties; that is the moment that I feel grateful and happy.”
She provides DBT, behavioral therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy for bilingual clients
Songhee Chae, M.A. VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE TREE GROUP ㅣ PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOTHERAPIST Ms. Chae, the Vice-President of the Tree Group and a professional psychotherapist, graduated from Ewha Women’s University
Dr. Cho, the path he walk, is the path for pain and suffering; the DBT and Marsha Linehan’s philosophy, he believed, are the non-detachable companion of his walk to save people from their suffering.
Dr. Cho has always been open-minded. DBT Center of Korea welcome anyone who approaches us with mindful and scientific state of mind.
The path of Dr. Cho and his treatment team is the walk of people who are suffering.
The four branches of the Tree Group; Center for International Psychological Services, DBT Center of Korea, School of LifeㅣActive Learning Center, the Tree Group Press are the four hands to help all of us who walk this unavoidable path.
If identical twins are found to be sufficiently more concordant than fraternal twins, then there is a significant contribution of genetic factors.
“While the functioning of the grey matter and white matter is essential for a successful arithmetical connection to be made, the dyscalculic brain shows anomalies of structure and activation in the parietal lobes.”
“The number module refers to our innate ability of processing numerical information. When there is a core deficit in the number module, individuals develop dyscalculic traits.”
What do you call when a child struggles only with math but not with other academic subjects?
“We hope you practice healthy sleep hygiene
and take a step towards having a safe everyday life through “With Corona”
Instead of avoiding the conversation and calling it “protection” from pornography, we should see what the most important next step is in providing the best care for the young adults’ community.
We support our students who will continue to take steps forward towards growth
“I do not know how to thank the DBT clinicians
who taught me to live a better life while I was drowning in pain.”
“…my island has become a nice, relaxing site for a holiday.”
