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Wu Juanyu is a well-known Taiwanese psychological counselor, parenting educator, and author. She specializes in topics such as family relationships, communication between couples, and youth development. Wu is widely recognized for her engaging and accessible speaking style, often using real-life case studies to illustrate her points. She frequently appears on television, radio programs, and public seminars, offering practical advice on emotional wellness, parenting, and personal growth. She has also authored several bestselling books, including “What’s Wrong, My Child?” and “18 Lessons on Happiness for My Daughter,” focusing on emotional intelligence, self-development, and effective communication. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wu Juanyu is a well-known Taiwanese psychological counselor, parenting educator, and author. She specializes in topics such as family relationships, communication between couples, and youth development. Wu is widely recognized for her engaging and accessible speaking style, often using real-life case studies to illustrate her points. She frequently appears on television, radio programs, and public seminars, offering practical advice on emotional wellness, parenting, and personal growth. She has also authored several bestselling books, including “What’s Wrong, My Child?” and “18 Lessons on Happiness for My Daughter,” focusing on emotional intelligence, self-development, and effective communication. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1+1=1？1+1=0？1+1=1+1？ Wu Juanyu is a well-known Taiwanese psychological counselor, parenting educator, and author. She specializes in topics such as family relationships, communication between couples, and youth development. Wu is widely recognized for her engaging and accessible speaking style, often using real-life case studies to illustrate her points. She frequently appears on television, radio programs, and public seminars, offering practical advice on emotional wellness, parenting, and personal growth. She has also authored several bestselling books, including “What’s Wrong, My Child?” and “18 Lessons on Happiness for My Daughter,” focusing on emotional intelligence, self-development, and effective communication. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

《孩子有36个求救讯号》 by Wu Juanyu helps parents identify 36 emotional or behavioral "SOS signals" children send out—like tantrums, withdrawal, or screen addiction. Backed by neuroscience and real-life cases, the book offers practical strategies to respond with empathy, build trust, and guide children through emotional challenges. Wu Juanyu is a well-known Taiwanese psychological counselor, parenting educator, and author. She specializes in topics such as family relationships, communication between couples, and youth development. Wu is widely recognized for her engaging and accessible speaking style, often using real-life case studies to illustrate her points. She frequently appears on television, radio programs, and public seminars, offering practical advice on emotional wellness, parenting, and personal growth. She has also authored several bestselling books, including “What’s Wrong, My Child?” and “18 Lessons on Happiness for My Daughter,” focusing on emotional intelligence, self-development, and effective communication. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who is Wu Juanyu? Wu Juanyu is a well-known Taiwanese psychological counselor, parenting educator, and author. She specializes in topics such as family relationships, communication between couples, and youth development. Wu is widely recognized for her engaging and accessible speaking style, often using real-life case studies to illustrate her points. She frequently appears on television, radio programs, and public seminars, offering practical advice on emotional wellness, parenting, and personal growth. She has also authored several bestselling books, including “What’s Wrong, My Child?” and “18 Lessons on Happiness for My Daughter,” focusing on emotional intelligence, self-development, and effective communication. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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