Ms Helen Kwok’s journey into the field of Mind-Body-Spirit began in 2012. In 2016, she stumbled upon the captivating world of Tibetan singing bowls and was immediately drawn to the profound practice of Himalayan Singing Bowl Sound Therapy in Hong Kong.
A few years ago, Ms Kwok traveled to Nepal, where she sought to deepen her understanding of Singing Bowl Sound Therapy under the mentorship of a direct disciple of Osho, a revered Master in the Mind-Body-Spirit domain. Her teacher, a Hindu Venerable and third-generation Grand Master Sound Healer, holds the profound knowledge passed down through generations from both Tibetan and Vedic traditions. Having obtained certification as a Singing Bowl and Sound Therapist in Nepal, Ms Kwok returned to Hong Kong, dedicating herself to the practice of Mind-Body-Spirit healing.
With a wealth of experience in Sound Therapy and Healing, Ms Kwok has touched the lives of over 300 individuals, including adults, families, the elderly, and those grappling with mental health challenges. Her portfolio showcases collaborations with an extensive range of non-profit and commercial organisations, spanning from Forbes 500 companies to small and medium-sized enterprises.
Since 2021, holding accreditation from the Government of Nepal, Ms Kwok has been generously sharing her profound knowledge as a teacher of Sound Therapy and Healing.
Other experiences:
Previous experiences have enabled the development of Ms Kwok’s five senses, with which she can empower others to unlock their innate healing abilities. Her journey into the arts began at an early age, immersing herself in ballet and modern dance. Subsequently, she became a performer of physical theatre after completing her university education. The Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre has witnessed her incredible talents, gracing the stage with Zuni Icosahedron, one of the nine most prominent performing arts groups in Hong Kong. Additionally, she actively participated in productions written and directed by Mr Tang Shu-wing, along with other performances hosted at Tai Kwun by various distinguished performing arts groups.
Master of Social Work, University of Hong Kong
Bachelor of Social Science (Social Work and Social Administration), University of Hong Kong
Registered Social Worker in Hong Kong (Concentration in Child, Family and Mental Health)
Certified Singing Bowl and Sound Therapist (Nepal Government Accreditation)
Stretching Instructor (Hong Kong Stretching Association)
Usui Reiki & Karuna Reiki® Practitioner (International Center for Reiki Training)
Physical Theatre performer
Mindfulness Training Background:
2024 Awareness Training Program@Awareness Spritual Growth Centre (Instructor: Registered Buddhist Counsellors)
