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Hsin-Tian ｜Resting Heart Sexual Trauma Recovery Center Appointment Form

We are the NTNU Community Counseling Center, Hsin-Tian Psychological Counseling Clinic. 

We are implementing a project commissioned by the Ministry of Health and Welfare to establish the  Resting Heart Sexual Trauma Recovery Center. We hope to offer you a steadier, more understanding space whenever you need support.

First, thank you for clicking on this form and taking a moment to learn about our services. If you are currently facing or have previously experienced sexual assault, sexual exploitation, non-consensual distribution of intimate images, sexual harassment, stalking, or intimate partner violence, we understand that simply getting through daily life can already take tremendous effort. What the  Resting Heart Project hopes to do is, within the pace and boundaries that feel right for you, accompany you in gradually finding steadiness again, and walk with you for a part of your healing journey.

This form is mainly to help us understand what kind of support you are looking for, so we can arrange a suitable service approach and therapist. The information you provide will be handled with care and protected in accordance with professional ethics and personal data protection regulations.

If you feel comfortable placing your trust in us, we warmly invite you to continue with the form, so we may have the chance to meet and walk alongside you.

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Resting Heart Project Overview

Here are a few things you may want to know about the Resting Heart Project:

Who is this service for?

The Resting Heart Project primarily supports survivors who are currently experiencing or have previously experienced events such as sexual assault, sexual exploitation, non-consensual distribution of intimate images, sexual harassment, stalking, or intimate partner violence.

Because our resources are limited, we will prioritize cases related to sexual assault and non-consensual distribution/leakage of intimate images. That said, we will still do our best to understand each person’s situation and assess whether we can offer appropriate support or help connect you with other resources.

How does the service begin?

Before formal counseling starts, we will arrange a phone intake interview (about 30–50 minutes). This call is not meant to ask you to share everything in detail. Rather, it helps us understand what matters most to you and what kind of support would feel most helpful. We will also explain how the Resting Heart Project works and see whether it is a good fit for you.

Counseling format

You may choose in-person sessions or remote sessions (such as video calls). We will discuss the most suitable option with you based on your situation and what is feasible.

Number of sessions available (based on MOHW case categories)

To better match support with needs, the Resting Heart Project offers different numbers of sessions depending on the type of experience.
(Individual counseling: 60 minutes per session; Couples/Family counseling: 80 minutes per session, up to 4 sessions.)

  • If your primary concern involves sexual harassment or stalking: up to 6 individual counseling sessions per year.
  • If your primary concern involves sexual assault, intimate partner violence, or non-consensual distribution/leakage of intimate images: up to 12 sessions per year (may be extended to 16 if needed), with couples/family counseling available when appropriate.
  • If your case involves intrafamilial sexual assault: up to 16 sessions per year (may be extended to 20 if needed), with couples/family counseling available when appropriate.

A note about subsidies and avoiding overlap

To avoid overlap in public resources, if you are already receiving counseling subsidies through a municipal Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention Center or a local Social Affairs Department, you may not be able to use this project’s subsidy at the same time. Please don’t worry—we will confirm this together during the intake call and help you explore the most feasible support options.

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How to make a reservation

Before you begin scheduling counseling, we’d like to briefly share what the next steps will look like—so you can feel more at ease and plan your time more easily.

After we receive your form, a staff member will contact you by phone within five business days.

The call will take about 30–50 minutes. Its purpose is to better understand what you need right now, and to complete basic identity verification and service information. (You do not need to share every detail during this call—we will follow your pace.)

Next, based on the kind of support you are looking for and the times you are available, we will arrange a suitable therapist and service format. Once your first session is confirmed, we will notify you by phone, LINE, or email.

A few gentle reminders

  • To protect your privacy and help us have a meaningful conversation, please try to be in a private, safe place where you are unlikely to be interrupted during the intake call.
  • Our phone number will begin with 02-7749. If you have recently submitted this form, please keep an eye out for calls from unfamiliar numbers (you may also save or label the number in advance).
  • All services under this program are provided by licensed, professionally trained therapists, and English counseling can also be arranged.
  • In accordance with Ministry of Health and Welfare regulations, this program offers approximately 6–20 counseling sessions per year, depending on the event category. We will confirm the most suitable arrangement with you during the intake call.

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