About Pei-I :
It’s my experience of being parented by two very successful but stressed-out parents back in Taiwan that has made me where and who I am today.
I’m the person families come to when nothing else has worked.
My name is Pei-I. For over 30 years, I’ve helped families on the brink — where traditional therapy, parenting strategies, and all possible interventions failed to make a difference.
I’m a UKCP accredited family therapist, parenting strategist, crisis calibrator and a family healer. And I built my entire practice around one belief:
**You don’t need more advice. You need someone who knows what to do — and walks with you while you do it.**
My clients aren’t casually looking for tips. They’re navigating violence, shutdowns, self-harm, explosive arguments, or emotional withdrawal from their teen. Most are considering separation, school removal, or police involvement. Many are barely sleeping.
This isn’t about parenting techniques. This is about systemic healing.
I created the TTP Method to help parents decode their family system, rebuild trust, and stop the chaos before it becomes generational because I have experienced the limitation of all therapeutic modalities and interventions.
Whether it’s through my flagship support system — Family Therapist In Your Pocket — or my private 90-day Restoring Harmony, my role is the same:
To be the person who sees what no one else could. And helps you lead your family back to safety, connection, and peace.
When No One Else Could Help—Families Came to Me.
For 30 years, I have helped families in the most extreme, high-risk, and complex situations—cases where everyone else had failed.
I’ve stepped into homes where police, social services, and professionals had already given up—where a teen was on the edge of care, aggression had become the norm, and the family was one crisis away from collapse.
I’ve also led in managerial, clinical, consultative, and therapeutic roles, working at every level—from frontline crisis intervention to transforming entire family systems.
Here's who I work with:
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Families entangle in domestic abuse, violence, addiction, and intergenerational trauma
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Teens who are at the edge of care, refuse school, runs away, or are trapped in gang culture, sexual exploitation, and organised crime
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Parents who are overwhelmed by child/teen-to-parent aggression, antisocial behaviour, and extreme emotional shutdowns
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Children/Teens who had experienced severe abuse, neglect, and trauma—and parents who don’t know how to rebuild trust
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Families on the edge of separation and legal intervention because nothing had worked
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Looked after and accommodated children—supporting their foster carers, adoptive parents, and kinship families in navigating the complexities of attachment, trauma, and identity.
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Teens who are struggling with mental health challenges, including depression, self-harm, and anxiety, where traditional therapy has failed.
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Neurodivergent families navigating the challenges of raising a teen with autism, ADHD, or complex needs—without the right support or resources.
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Parents and teens dealing with psychological disorders—including OCD, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, PTSD, Eating disorder and complex trauma
I don’t believe in hopeless. I believe in hope and transformation.
For three decades, I’ve helped families heal through the right strategy, at the right time, applied in the right way.
Your family’s struggles don’t have to take years to heal. Change can happen faster than you think.
Let’s start today.
Pei-I's Qualification
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MSc in Childhood Studies
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MSc in Psychological Studies
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MSc in Psychoanalytical Thinking: Skills to work with children and young people
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MSc in Family and Systemic Psychotherapy, UKCP Registered
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Member of Association of Family Therapy and Systemic Practice
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Trainee membership for British Psychoanalytical Council
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Senior member of The Association for Psychodynamic Practice and Counselling in Organisational Settings
What can Pei-I help you with
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Adolescent behaviour difficulties
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Family relationship difficulties
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Adolescent and Adult mental health issues
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Parenting issues
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Domestic violence and abuse
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The effects of trauma, abuse or/and neglect
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Fostering, adoption, kinship care and the needs of looked after children
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Adult behaviour difficulties
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Separation, divorce and step-family life
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Self-harm
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Drug and alcohol misuse
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The effects of trauma