Projects
Learn more about my work.
OMNI TV - Focus Cantonese
華裔天主教徒分享參加教宗戶外彌撒體驗 - Watch the newsclip where I talk about my experience at the Papal Mass in Edmonton and comment on why East Asians should learn more about Indigenous culture and history.
Able Voice Podcast
Listen to the episode where I talk about starting my own private practice and what drives my passion in music therapy.
Canadian Music Therapy Podcast
Listen to this podcast episode where I talk about music therapy in Alberta and my hopes for the profession. Hear a story about my work in the ICU.
Clarinet Techniques in Music Therapy
Cheung, E. & Lee, C. (2015) 'The Clarinet', in 'Compositional and Improvisation Resources for Music Therapists, Vol. 2', edited by Colin Andrew Lee, Aimee Berends, and Sara Pun, Dallas, TX: Barcelona Publishers.
Rehabilitation
Music can regulate gross motor and fine motor movements, stimulate language and speech centres of the brain especially after stroke or other brain injury. Singing can help with strengthen respiratory functions.
Stress
Music therapy can help you ease tension and promote relaxation. It can also aid in physical and emotional regulation. Find what works for you.
Communication
Music-making is a way of communicating without words which can enhance other ways of self-expression.
Emotional Processing
Understand your thoughts, feelings and responses in a safe and non-judgemental environment. Develop tools and strategies to promote self-confidence and self-esteem.
Life Transitions
Let music therapy help you explore and navigate changes in your life, whether it be an injury, loss/grief, identity shifts, or anything else it might be for you.
Overall Wellness
Find ways to use music more intentionally and effectively to promote wellness in your daily life.