Center for International Psychological ServicesㅣPhilosophy

“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​
The path of Dr. Cho and his treatment team is the walk of people who are suffering.
Center for International Psychological Services is following the footstep of early pioneers of clinical psychology.
Dr. Cho and his treatment team has been serving English ex-patriate community in Seoul since 2003.
Yong Cho, Ph.D.ㅣChief Psychologist, the Tree Group​

Dr. Yong Cho is a founder of the Tree Group and its four branch centers.
He is a New York State licensed psychologist and
has been serving English ex-patriate community in Seoul since 2003.

As a scholar and practitioner, he studies the suffering of human mind,
self-destructive behaviors and religious aspects of psychology.

He has been serving culturally and religiously diverse population for the past decades.
His efforts to serve the under-served population was recognized by New York Times and other medias.

He and his treatment team value the importance of providing the evidence-based psychotherapy for people who are suffering.

Yong Cho, Ph.D.ㅣChief Psychologist, the Tree Group​

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DBT Center of KoreaㅣPhilosophy

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

Can Pick Out Chicken Breast from a Chicken Salad

A student who easily gave up reading if a passage seemed any bit long or difficult to read due to delayed language development came to join the School of Life-Active Learning Center’s psycho-educational program.