“It was my first time leading a group as a facilitator, and I felt both nervous and anxious. I tend to be quite direct at times, so I was worried I might unintentionally give children the wrong ideas. That said, I truly enjoyed every moment spent with them. All the sessions went smoothly, and working with Yuk Sing felt very natural and seamless. I believe this was also because the children in our group were generally manageable. The only exception was Chun Ho, who showed more intense emotional reactions. In his case, I felt I was not yet able to fully apply the techniques I had learned, and mainly relied on redirecting his attention and supporting him through transitions. Even so, I believe I did my best to give the children a relaxed and positive hour each time. As Ms. Man shared, this was truly their “me time”—a space without judgment, filled only with care and support. I also hope that these six sessions have planted small seeds in their hearts, helping them learn how to understand and manage their emotions. On the final session, I told the children I hoped to see them again after the summer. One child, said his mother had already checked but found there were no enrolment options yet. I was deeply touched to hear that. I am truly grateful to Principal Wong and Ms. Angela Man for this meaningful opportunity.”