EBS 'Class e' Han Chang-soo's Psychological Prescription for the Fifties... First Broadcast on the 7th
Professor Han Chang-soo of Korea University Guro Hospital will present a lecture series titled 'Psychological Prescription for the Fifties' on EBS 1TV…
Professor Han Chang-soo of the Department of Psychiatry at Korea University Guro Hospital will present 'Psychological Prescription for the Fifties,' a lecture series that comforts the minds of middle-aged people, through EBS 'Class e.' This broadcast will reach viewers every Monday and Tuesday at 5:30 AM on EBS 1TV from September 7 to September 29.
What is covered in this series
Based on cases of middle-aged individuals he has met in his clinic over 30 years, Professor Han Chang-soo explains that the depression, lethargy, and burnout experienced in one's fifties are not issues of willpower, but the result of a combination of brain changes and environmental factors. In particular, he plans to present practical solutions that combine Eastern and Western philosophy with the latest neuroscience for middle-aged people experiencing the 'triple wave' of changes in workplace status, children's independence, and supporting elderly parents.
The lecture consists of a total of 8 sessions, covering various concerns faced by middle-aged people, from workplace identity to economic anxiety, family relationships, and the pain of loss. To those who blame themselves, Professor Han offers comfort, saying, "You are not becoming weak; it is just that this period is inherently difficult," while sharing wisdom to begin a life true to oneself.
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
| Program | Class e |
| Broadcast | EBS1, September 7 ~ September 29, every Mon/Tue at 5:30 AM |
| Topic | Psychological Prescription for the Fifties |
| Cast | Han Chang-soo (Professor of Psychiatry at Korea University Guro Hospital) |
Source: EBS Press Release
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