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GUEST SPEAKERS AND INSTRUCTORS
 Ms. Erika LeeErika started her yoga journey in 2013 as an off-work hobby. Not only gaining a stronger body, yoga also brings her peace, patience and a deeper awareness and connection with the inner self and the environment. She undertook 200-hr Yoga Teacher Training in 2016 and 300-hr Yoga Therapy Teacher Training in 2017 at Anahata Yoga Hong Kong. Since then, she has started to share the life improvements she experiences through yoga teaching with a therapeutic and balancing mindset. |  Ms. Joyce LuiJoyce is dedicated to Taijiquan. She learnt Taijiquan from Master Wang Zhi Yuan, a renowned Taiji master. She is regarded as the 6th generation of Yang Style Taiji. Joyce is currently the Chief Secretary of Hong Kong Yong Nian Taiji Quan. In 2014, she joined the “Yunshou” training organized by the “Taiji Zen”, a company founded by Jet Li and Jack Ma, and was one of the first batch of their trainers. |  Dr. Adrian WanPost-doctoral fellow, the Centre on Behavioral Health |  Dr. David OwensDr David Owens is a family doctor with a specialist interest in sports medicine. He has previously taught at HKU on the Tuberculosis clerkship and is currently an honorary clinical assistant professor in the faculty of medicine. David is also the Chief Medical Officer of Hong Kong Rugby and has provided medical support at numerous national and international sporting events. He has four sons from whom he continues to learn something new every day. |
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 Ms. Teresa WongTeresa is The Chin Family Financial Speaker. She has been teaching accounting and business courses in various tertiary institutions for nearly 12 years, with a solid experience in financial services fields. |  Ms. Amanda YikAmanda is a Nature and Forest Therapy Guide with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides and Programs. Her novel immersive forest bathing experiences gently deepen, transform and renew our relationships with nature. Amanda has been running this successful activity at the LFSEEC since 2018. |  rainbowhoProf. Rainbow Ho is the Associate Dean (Postgraduate Education) of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Administration, Director of the Centre on Behavioral Health and the Master of Expressive Arts Therapy program in the University of Hong Kong. She has been working as a researcher, professor, creative arts therapist, dance teacher and performer for many years. |  Mr. Glen Joe"Glen is the Exercise Physiologist at the Active Health Clinic. Part of his role is to develop and run services provided by the AHC including health and wellness, sports performance and physical fitness. Having been involved in his chosen sport of basketball for more than 20 years, Glen has played professionally in New Zealand and China and currently in Hong Kong. |
 Ms. Joanna LauJoanna finished her training in Educational Psychology at CEDARS of HKU. She has completed the certificated Foundation Course for Teaching MBCT (Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy). Her current work at CEDARS focuses on supporting university students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) or disabilities. |  Mr. Zeno NgZeno’s artworks were showcased in many exhibitions in Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre. Zeno has held many classes on Art and Stress Management in different organizations including the University of Hong Kong and the New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association. |  Ms. Cassie RongCassie is a Registered Clinical Psychologist in Hong Kong. She is now working at CEDARS of HKU, providing assessment, treatment, consultation and counselling to students. Her research and clinical interests are both in insomnia. |  Ms. Helen ChanHelen has more than 10 years solid experience related to Human Resources, Training and Customer Care to multinational corporations in diverse industries. With Psychology and Counselling expertise, she is a professional consultant who has fruitful experience on working with individuals, couples and families in the area of personal growth, emotional disturbance, work stress, inter-personal relationships, career development, marriage counselling as well as children play counselling. |
 Professor Paul YipPaul Yip is the founding director of the Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention at the University of Hong Kong, and a professor at the university's Department of Social Work and Social Administration. His interests include suicide prevention, population health and poverty research. He serves as the secretary general of the Asian Population Association and the research chair of the Family Planning Association of Hong Kong. |
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