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Dr
Nick
TSE
Registered Social Worker
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Town/City: 
Hong Kong
Country: 
China
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Email address: 
kawo.tse@gmail.com

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About Me

Nick Tse Ka Wo, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at The HKCT Institute of Higher Education who specializes in Addiction and Mental Health. Nick is also a registered social worker (SWRB), certified counsellor and Associate Fellow (HKPCA) in Hong Kong. He is the first MINT-certified MI trainer and the rater for the MINT trainer certification scheme in Hong Kong. Tse has practised over two decades to clinical social work with focus on mental health, addictions, youth outreach, and residential services. He was part of the team of trainers for the first local MINT-endorsed Training of New Trainers (TNT) led by Dr. William Miller, the Founder of Motivational Interviewing, in 2018.

In 2023, Dr. Tse initiated and formulated a coding team responsible for assessing the quality of MI practices in the Chinese language in support of the TNT assessment of the International Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT). His work in promoting the application of MI has extended to mainland China, where he has provided training in Putonghua and is planning to organize the first MINT-endorsed TNT in 2024.

For over a decade, Tse has dedicated himself to promoting MI in Chinese communities. Tse is also a co-founding member and the Chairman (2017-2019) of the Chinese Association of Motivational Interviewing (CAMI). He has delivered MI and addictive behaviours training to various professional bodies, non-governmental organizations, and universities across Malaysia, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and Mainland China.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Tse has been involved in several MI research projects at The University of Hong Kong (HKU), The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (POLYU). He has co-authored several MI research projects funded by competitive research grants. His research focuses on developing and evaluating collective motivational interviewing (CMI) for helping people with addictive behaviors and mental health challenges.

Dr. Tse has also served as a co-founding member and Chairman (2017-2019) of the Chinese Association of Motivational Interviewing (CAMI). He has delivered MI and addictive behaviors training to various professional bodies, non-governmental organizations, and universities across Malaysia, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and Mainland China.

He has developed collective motivational interviewing (CMI) which facilitates the productive involvement of concerned significant others in the motivational process. By drawing the preliminary result of CMI applying for the families with drug use problems. In 2023, Dr. Tse obtained a research grant to extend the investigation of CMI in working with adolescents with internet gaming disorder.

ORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0100-3049

Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nick-Tse

Personal website: https://www.nicktse.net/

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謝家和博士於香港大學社會工作及社會行政學系取得博士學位,專門研究成癮問題和動機輔導手法,並研發集體動機式訪談法(Collective Motivational Interviewing)–應用於吸毒家庭/社交網絡面談,曾修畢由倫敦國王學院精神病學研究所(英國)、阿德雷德大學(澳大利亞)和維吉尼亞聯邦大學(美國)聯合頒授之國際成癮研究理學碩士。謝博士為香港註冊社工、香港專業輔導協會認證輔導員及副院士、加拿大認可戒賭輔導員、動機式訪談法網絡(國際)會員及本港首位被該網絡認證之培訓導師和導師評核員

謝博士擁有豐富的輔導的知識和技巧,曾服務於青少年院舍、就業及職涯規劃、外展青少年、戒毒/戒酒輔導服務。從事多年臨床戒癮輔導,謝博士深深體會成癮人士的矛盾爭扎及其問題對家人和社交網絡的影響。謝博士懷著使命感致力鑽研具成效的成癮政策和介入手法服務戒癮人士,近年更積極推動網絡遊戲障礙(IGD)的專業培訓及家長講座,以應對社會需求。

電郵:nicktse@ctihe.edu.hk

Service Information
Services offered: 
Introductory Training
Intermediate training
Advanced training
Coaching
Coding
Area of practice: 
Addiction
Mental Health
Training Interests
Training language 1: 
Chinese
Training language 2: 
English

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