Easter, Ching Nar Chan / Co-Facilitator
Registered Music Therapist
- Australian Music Therapy Association
Registered Social Worker
* Master of Music Therapy, The University of Melbourne
* Master of Arts degree in Christian Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
* Master of Social Science in Social work, The University of Hong Kong
​Easter has over 30 years of extensive experience as a registered social worker, supervisor, trainer and projects leader at Caritas Youth and Community Service. Throughout her work, she has embraced the core belief of 'serving with love to create hope'. One of her outstanding projects is 'Life Re-engineering of Youth', a 'death experience workshop' designed to guide youths in rethinking the meaning of life and gain new insights. Later, she incorporated music therapy expertise into the project, developing it further and delivering enhanced benefits to various populations.
She also initiated volunteer group “Dragon” to support deprived students in remote areas of China. This group has sustained over 20years and successfully transformed to promote a culture of love and caring for diverse deprived populations in both China & Hong Kong. Additionally, she has volunteer work in India at Missionaries of Charity's Mother House in Kolkata to learn how to serve and to love unconditionally.
Ting Ting Yuen / Co-Facilitator
Registered Music Therapist
- Australian Music Therapy Association
Registered Teacher
* Master of Music Therapy, The University of Melbourne
* Postgraduate Diploma in Education, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
* Bachelor of Arts (Hons), The Chinese University of Hong Kong
​Ting Ting gained music therapy clinical experiences in various places including the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and paediatric wards in the Children’s hospital, day care centre for the adults with profound intellectual and physical disabilities, the elderly centre in Melbourne. Back in Hong Kong in 2019, she began her new career as a registered music therapist. Soon, her expertise, musical talent and sincerity all together have produced outstanding outcomes.
And now, she is providing her music therapy session in numerous schools, institutions and community centers. Her clients include the children with special needs, SEN students in primary and secondary schools, adults with physical and intellectual disabilities and the elderly. She has also conducted workshops and training for the parents, caregivers, teachers, social workers, university students, and staff to advocate music therapy. In addition, she had worked at school as a registered teacher and have a working experience in the business field.
Tomomi Hashimoto / Co-Facilitator
Certified Yoga Instructor
Tomomi studied accounting and financial management in Canada. Since she moved to Hong Kong in 2000, she has explored and accumulated various working experiences. Major industries she worked for include the financial industry (security, insurance, investment firms) and the airline industry. She also worked for the Japanese chamber of commerce in Hong Kong arranging major Japanese business events.
As a certified yoga instructor, Tomomi is passionate and committed to delivering therapeutic benefits of yoga in order to help people balance physical and mental health. She is a co-facilitator in yoga and music therapy session with the music therapist. She speaks Japanese(Native), English and conversational Cantonese.​​
