My therapeutic philosophy is grounded in evidence-based practice and enriched by diverse experiences from the North and Americas, Europe and Asia. I graduated with a Master's degree in Music Therapy from SRH University Heidelberg, Germany, and have been practicing music therapy since then. Before that, I studied music therapy at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA, where I gained more than 1,400 hours of clinical experience in different settings and cultures.

My approach emphasizes the integration of multicultural aspects, with a particular focus on therapeutic perspectives from the different countries. Through these experiences, I have developed an eclectic music therapy approach that incorporates humanistic, behavioral, neuroscientific, and psychoanalytic theories. I value a client-centered perspective, where therapy plans are personalized to meet each individual's unique needs and background.

In my efforts to advocate for the profession, I serve as a member of the Legislative Advisory Committee of the Taiwan Music Therapy Association and co-founded the Music Therapists on Air Podcast. I also facilitate collaboration between music therapy and other related professionals, including neuroscientist,medical doctor, music therapy researcher and professor from music therapy department. These experiences have enriched both my professional knowledge and my understanding of the worldwide practice of music therapy.