Notes on Contributors

Duan Haoning, MA in psychology from Anhui Normal University in 2013 and graduated from the basic programme of the China American Psychoanalytic Alliance in 2018. He is a registered clinical and counselling psychologist of the clinical and counselling psychology registration system of the Chinese Psychological Society, and works in Xi'an Aeronautical Polytechnic Institute, Xi'an Shaanxi, China.

Nicholas Eberstadt holds the Henry Wendt Chair in Political Economy at the American Enterprise Institute, and is senior adviser to The National Bureau of Asian Research. He has published extensively on issues in demography, development, and international security. He is the author of hundreds of articles in scholarly and popular publications, and has written or edited over twenty books, the most recent of which is China's Changing Family Structure: Dimensions and Implications (AEI Press, 2019). Dr Eberstadt earned his PhD in political economy and government at Harvard University.

Gao Jun, PhD, is currently an associate professor in the Department of Psychology, School of Social Development and Social Policy in Fudan University, and a licensed psychological counsellor of the Chinese Psychological Society. She has published forty-four papers in peer-reviewed journals, authored and co-authored four books, and translated nine books in the field of clinical psychology. Her major research interests include: the experience and the regulation of self-conscious emotions; regulation of emotions and its implications in mental health; empathy and its applications in professional helpers; as well as clinical efficacy, professional ethics, and the social–cultural aspects of hypnosis and hypnotherapy. As a clinician, she received training in psychodynamic approaches, CBT, and Ericksonian hypnotherapy. She now practises psychological counselling in individual, couple, and group settings.

Eivor Lægreid is a PhD candidate at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences where she studies resilience