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2020 New Year’s Party at the Tree Group

A New Year Party was held at the Tree Group where all the students, parents, and teachers were invited to share food and drinks. Special thanks to Dr. Cho who prepared homemade sandwiches with fresh ingredients!

2020-01-08

"A New Year Party was held at the Tree Group where all the students, parents, and teachers were invited to share food and drinks. Special thanks to Dr. Cho who prepared homemade sandwiches with fresh ingredients!"

By 전승혜 Seonghae Jeon, M.P.A.

The first round of 2019 Intensive Winter Camp came to its end with the start of 2020 New Year! A New Year Party was held at the Tree Group where all the students, parents, and teachers were invited to share food and drinks. Special thanks to Dr. Cho who prepared homemade sandwiches with fresh ingredients!

Following the successful completion of the first round, we have now began the second term of the Winter Camp. Please look forward to our upcoming events in Active Learning Center!

2013 Established “The Tree Group Co.”

2013-11-03

Established “the Tree Group Co.” to expand its mission.

Change seems difficult but can be easy.

2022-01-02

“I have now acquired many skills that I can use to keep myself under control.”

2003 ‘DBT Skill Training Manual for Borderline Personality Disorder’ by Dr. Linehan was translated into Korean and published

2003-11-02

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.

DBT Skills Training Handouts and Worksheets, Revised Edition: Preface to the Korean Edition by Yong Cho, PhD

2026-06-19

I know well, and have not forgotten, that what Dr. Linehan truly hopes for is that all people around the world who suffer from emotional pain may begin a new life through DBT.

Just as the author expresses gratitude in the acknowledgments of the revised edition to the teacher who taught her “how to let go of language,” what matters in DBT is not the name or terminology itself.

What matters is letting go of the frame of dichotomous language and using language as a means to reach clients effectively and provide treatment.