Christine is passionate about helping people with additional learning needs and believes that her work has a meaningful impact on them and their families.

While studying psychology, she taught children from different cultural backgrounds to play musical instruments and soon realised that every child is unique and different teaching methods will bring different growth to children. After graduating from university, she became a behavioural therapist, focusing on helping children with additional learning needs and solving behavioural problems.  Each child’s progress continues to inspire and motivate her to bring greater change to society.

Christine looks forward to growing together with the CDC interdisciplinary team. By working with the team and communicating with each other, she hopes to improve her professional ability and provide comprehensive and individualised treatment plans for children.