Welcome Message
Welcome to the website of the Brain Health Association of Hong Kong.
We have always believed that neurodiverse individuals possess unique talents. Numerous academic studies indicate that neurodiverse people have exceptional creative thinking, logical reasoning, and visual thinking abilities, which can enhance the work efficiency of neurotypical teams by 30%. Figures like Einstein, Darwin, and Van Gogh interacted with the world in different ways, advancing the development of the humanities.
In recent years, various sectors of society have been actively promoting the concept of supporting diversity and inclusion. Government reports mention optimizing teacher staffing to provide additional learning and growth support for neurodiverse students. Meanwhile, the business community is expanding its social responsibility in this area, evolving from CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) to DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) over the past few years. The abilities of neurodiverse individuals are increasingly being recognized, allowing them to avoid the need to “camouflage” their communication styles and body language to conform to the norms of a neurotypical society.
As an endocrinologist and oncologist, I deeply understand the physical and mental suffering that illness brings to patients, and I have a profound appreciation for the saying “prevention is better than cure.” To help the public understand that brain health is not an inaccessible field of knowledge, we utilize the Re:Mind project to present relevant scientific knowledge and health information in an accessible manner. The association also collaborates with industry stakeholders, social welfare, and educational institutions to leverage our strengths and work towards positively changing societal perceptions of neurodiverse individuals, promoting the development of an inclusive society for neurodiversity.
CEO of The Brain Health Association of Hong Kong
趙穎欣
Services Offered by The Brain Health Association of Hong Kong:
Promoting Knowledge of Brain Health Science
Breaking the Stereotype of Brain Health as Dull and Highly Technical; Making Brain Health Science Accessible to the Public in an Engaging Way, Helping Everyone Understand that Brain Health is Not an Inaccessible Topic.
Enhancing Society's Awareness of Neurodiverse Individuals
Achieving Universal Brain Health Education and Establishing an Inclusive Society for Neurodiversity. We Utilize Various Media to Promote Brain Health Science Knowledge and Raise Awareness of Neurodiversity in Society.
Support for Vulnerable Communities
By Collaborating with Industry Stakeholders and Social Welfare Organizations, We Provide Appropriate Professional Support for Vulnerable Communities Lacking Neurodiverse Individuals, Leveraging Each Party’s Strengths.
Advocating for Equal Treatment of Neurodiverse Individuals
Promoting an Inclusive Society for Neurodiversity, Aiming to Bring Positive Change to the Current Voices Surrounding Neurodiverse Individuals.
Collaboration with Educational and Research Institutions
Continuously Collaborating with Educational and Research Institutions to Promote Relevant R&D Projects, Disseminating Verified Technological Achievements. Upholding the Spirit of Science, Grounded in Facts, to Create Value.
“RE:” is a common term in communication, used to indicate the subject of a letter, document, or discussion topic. “Remind” means to prompt someone to remember something.
We hope to share knowledge from various fields, encouraging everyone to take some time in their daily lives to care for their minds, spirits, and thoughts, in order to maintain mental health.
Scope of Services
Promoting Knowledge of Brain Health Science
Breaking the stereotype that brain health topics are dull and highly specialized; making brain health science accessible to the public through simple and engaging approaches, showing that brain health is not an out-of-reach issue, and embracing the arrival of the high-tech era.
Enhancing societal awareness of neurodiverse individuals
Achieving Universal Brain Health Education and Establishing an Inclusive Society for Neurodiversity. We Utilize Various Media to Promote Brain Health Science Knowledge and Raise Awareness of Neurodiversity in Society.
Support for Vulnerable Communities
By Collaborating with Industry Stakeholders and Social Welfare Organizations, We Provide Appropriate Professional Support for Vulnerable Communities Lacking Neurodiverse Individuals, Leveraging Each Party’s Strengths.
Advocating for Equal Treatment of Neurodiverse Individuals
Promoting a neurodiversity-inclusive society and driving positive change for the voices of neurodiverse individuals in our community.
Collaboration with Educational and Research Institutions
Continuously Collaborating with Educational and Research Institutions to Promote Relevant R&D Projects, Disseminating Verified Technological Achievements. Upholding the Spirit of Science, Grounded in Facts, to Create Value.