Eunice is a Registered Arts Therapist （AThR , ANZACATA）. She holds a Master's degree in Expressive Arts Therapy from the University of Hong Kong and a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Eunice has worked in various settings, including pediatrics ward, education, rehabilitation, and elderly service sectors. She has received training in bereavement counseling and Mindful Self-Compassion. Eunice was also awarded a Diploma in Picture Book Creation and Culture by the HKPC Academy, and she has published picture books on gender stereotypes titled "I Don‘t wanna be a MAN" and "Princess Transformation Project". She specialize in using picture books as therapeutic tools. In addition to her work in expressive arts therapy, Eunice also provide specialized therapeutic interventions on specific themes such as life and death, gender, and feelings of loneliness. She has conducted community-based expressive arts workshops and volunteer training for different organizations. Eunice has collaborated with various institutions and schools to provide expressive arts therapy services to individuals and groups in need, including primary and secondary school students, bereaved children and youth, children with special educational needs, their parents and caregivers, parent-child pairs, individuals with cognitive impairments, individuals experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, retirees, single unmarried individuals, elderly individuals with caregivers, adolescents with intellectual disabilities, and adults with emotional support or personal growth needs. Eunice offers individual, group, and workshop-based expressive arts therapy services.
