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Social distancing is still required even though many places across the US have reopened its economy. For those who are still single, it seems to be a period of time even more difficult for dating. Previously Liu Min had a conversation with Mr. Theo Cope from Raffles Medical Group based in Beijing, a psychologist who specializes in helping people get through psychological challenges. Let's find out more.

Are you finding that you are having more difficulty falling asleep than usual? Then you are not alone. In fact, since the advent of COVID-19, many people are reporting that they are not sleeping very well at all. It would seem that many people have been traumatized emotionally and psychologically since the outbreak. Previously, Liu Min talked to Mr. Theo Cope, a psychologist from Raffles Medical Group based in Beijing. He shares his observation about Insomnia. Also, we will provide you with some little tips to deal with it. Let's take a listen first.

This coming Sunday, May 10, is Mother's Day, a day dedicated to honoring the heroic women in our lives. If you are out of ideas when it comes to presents, Studio Plus hosts Liu Min and Li Ningjing will share some of the options that might put a smile on your mother's face.

In the U.S., some states are already reopening. Some local residents choose to stay at home while some go back to work. Despite common belief, anxiety has increased after the opening. Lots of working moms ( parents ) are under huge pressure. So what’s to be done? Let’s listen to the interview with Dr. Theo Cope, a psychologist with Raffles Medical Group based in Beijing.

Contactless shopping via automated checkouts and unmanned service outlets could be the new face of retail as Chinese companies try to find solutions to retain customers and keep the cash registers ringing, despite the novel coronavirus outbreak. Studio Plus hosts Li Ningjing and Liu Min share their experiences of this burgeoning sector.

Is it wrong to laugh a bit during the pandemic? Some of our show's fans raised the question. Liu Min brought it to Dr. Theo Cope, a psychologist from Raffles Medical Group based in Beijing. Our fans say they just want to have some fun during the quarantine, but at the same time, when they look at the number of cases, which is still surging, they can't help feeling sad. So let's take a listen to this edition of The Therapy Sessions.

In this edition of The Therapy Sessions, we would like to share with you a segment of Liu Min's interview to Dr. Theo Cope about people's concerns reaching out for help when they are anxious about being in quarantine for too long time. Dr. Theo Cope is a psychologist from Raffles Medical Group based in Beijing. When Liu Min talked to him on Facebook livestreaming, some facebook fans also popped up questions and talked about their own concerns. Many are expecting to reopen their cities while worrying about their health risks for the whole family. Let's take a listen together.

Live streaming the wedding ceremony is now available to couples who want to proceed with their vows during the COVID-19 pandemic. The technology allows friends and relatives to witness the event online via their digital devices. Find out more on Studio Plus to watch how young Chinese couples are finding innovative ways to get married.

Due to the pandemic, people are suggested to stay at home. Some stay with their beloved families, some have to stay with their roommates. Though some may think this could be a “Friends”-like scenario, reality is much more complicated. Being in close quarters 24*7 could damage even the fondest friendship between besties.

In this edition of The Therapy Sessions, psychological practitioner Ji Xiang shared a story of such cases. Known as Shang by her clients, Ji Xiang is the CEO of New Songs International, an organization on the East Coast of the US that provides counseling and other services based on systematic psychology.

World Immunization Week is observed in the last week of April every year. Now medical experts call on adults to take vaccines against preventable diseases. Studio Plus hosts Li Ningjing and Liu Min discuss.