May, Kai Chi Yeung

As an Accredited Play and Creative Arts Therapist and NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner, I provide One-to-One Play Therapy and Behaviour Support for clients from various age groups, cultural backgrounds, and challenges. My services have had a profound impact, with a remarkable success rate of 95% within 6-18 months of treatment, instilling confidence in their effectiveness. As a Provisional Clinical Supervisor, I provide Clinical Individual and Group Supervision using play and creative arts techniques. My service has proven beneficial to psychologists, counsellors, and family, as well as art and play therapists seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge. I am an Associate Lecturer in Play Therapy at Leeds Beckett University, Assistant Course Director at the Academy of Play and Child Psychotherapy (APAC) - the designated training institution of postgraduate play therapy courses for Play Therapy UK and Play Therapy International, and a trainer in Neuroscientific Play Therapy Techniques at Melbourne School of Theology and healthcare sector training providers like Hong Kong Society of Professional Training and MNCs like Johnson & Johnson and Safran Aircraft Engines. Based on the latest neuroscience research, these techniques have been well-received by leaders, caring professionals, teachers and parents. Lastly, I am the proud designer and patent owner of Motion Emotions - Play Therapy + Social-Emotional Learning Board Game. This innovative game was not only recognized with the prestigious Hong Kong BUD Fund Quality Educational Toy Award in 2017 but its recognition and award further validate its effectiveness and quality, making it a trusted tool for play therapy and social-emotional learning. It is now available in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. You can view my success stories and testimonials on my website, www.metocha.com.


Qualification: Accredited Play Therapist , Trainee Clinical Supervisor

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