Doctor Chun-Hui Liao has abundant experience in psychiatric in addition to internal clinic experiences. In caring for patient’s mental condition, she also cares for the patient’s physical condition. Doctor Liao acquired a master degree from Graduate Institute of Environment Medicine and treats common psychiatric diseases (schizophrenia, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorder, insomnia etc.) and also engages in psychiatric and drug addiction treatment. She also participates in assisting medical institutes in dementia, depression and anxiety disorder for the elderly.

Psychiatry
Neuropsychopharmacology
Pharmacogenetics
Cognitive neuroscience

community psychiatry,
psychiatric rehabilitation,
PTSD and mental health policy

Sleep medicine Addiction Science Occupational mental health Gender variance Eating disorder

Doctor Wu Bo Lun specializes in the treatment of depression, obessive compulsive disorder and impulse control diseases; including medical treatment, psychiatric treatment and emerging therapy research. Doctor Wu is one of the few physicians capable of providing evaluation and treatment of patients with obessive compulsive disorder and provide research therapy for difficult obessive compulsive disorder patients. Doctor Wu also engages in Psychiatric services, teaching and training; including tumor psychiatry, organ transplant, rare infant diseases and suicide prevention evaluation services. Doctor Wu also provides psychiatric consultation services.

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Psychiatry

General psychiatry, depression, bipolar affective disorder, psychosis, anxiety disorders, dementia, and community rehabilitation psychiatry

Doctor Tzung-Wei Shiu specializes in juvenile mind and psychology health, Psychiatric diseases. Doctor Shiu received 5 years of Psychiatric treatment in England and are one of the few experts who have experience in both theory and practice. Doctor Shiu’s treatment items include: clinics, day-time services and different treatment group. Her patients ranges from school age children to juvenile ages. Examples include infant movement, language, cognition or social development problems (e.g.autism), to mental troubles of juveniles, learning difficulties or mood disorders (lack of concentration, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, sleep disorder)