Jacqueline is an active flute teacher, performer as well as a Registered Music Therapist. Jacqueline went to study music at the University of New South Wales in Australia, majoring in flute and graduated with a distinction in Bachelor of Music and Arts. She then further pursued postgraduate studies by completing her Master degree in Music Therapy from the University of Technology, Sydney, where she graduated as a Registered Music Therapist (RMT) registered with the Australian Music Therapy Association Inc. Prior to training as a Registered Music Therapist, Jacqueline has been awarded by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music a Licentiate (LRSM) in flute and a Grade 8 Distinction on piano. Besides working with the children population, Jacqueline is also experienced in facilitating Music Therapy sessions with adults.
She is currently an instructor at Yan Chai Hospital Social Services Department Professional Training Centre, as well as visiting lecturers of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University – Hong Kong Community College..

Bettina Wan is an Australian Registered Music Therapist and Neurologic Music Therapist. She is specialised in the area of Special Education, working with children and adult clients with Autism, Developmental delay, Attention deficits, Intellectual disabilities as well as children with traumatic experiences. Bettina has extensive experience in therapy work with children aged from 1 to 16, focusing on developmental needs. She had worked at private therapy centres and implemented therapy programs at a number of schools, non-profit organisations and charities in Hong Kong. She is also a Part Time Lecturer at the Open University of Hong Kong and the placement supervisor of the Master of Music Therapy Program at the University of Melbourne. She has been actively promoting Music Therapy in Hong Kong by providing music therapy seminars and workshops at educational institutes, voluntary agencies and schools to teachers, social workers, therapists and parents.

Besides therapy work, Bettina is also passionate about music education in Special Needs Children, where she has been developing music teaching approach and materials suited for the population, believing that special needs children should have the equal chance to learn music.

Kingman K.M. Chung is a Registered Music Therapist of Australian Music Therapy Association with a special focus on serving children with special educational needs and disabilities and their caregivers. He completed Master of Music Therapy and graduated from The University of Queensland, and is now the Chairman of Hong Kong Music Therapy Association (2016-present). He was also nominated for the “Spirit of Hong Kong Awards” in 2019.

Kingman started to work with special schools since 2013, as well as NGOs such as Heep Hong Society, Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre etc. While supporting the child, he also supports the family through emotional support and taught music activity techniques. He forms music bands and provides performance opportunities for children with special educational needs and disabilities, aiming to increase their confidence and promote social integration.

Kingman is a Clinical Supervisor of Music Therapy at The University of Melbourne and qualified as Swedish Bunne Music Method Certified Level 1 Instructor. He had an interview chapter for a book called “Our Family has a Child with Autism” (book published in Chinese).

With great passion in music and creation, Kingman aspires to become a Music Therapist at the age of fifteen. He hopes to support more people in need through music and bring more meaning to people’s lives.