Gracelynn Lau
PhD candidate Queen’s UniversityCultural StudiesBiography
I’m an expressive arts therapist and researcher pursing my PhD in cultural studies at Queen’s University. My research dances at the crossroads of Indigenous-settler relations, collective trauma healing, settler/migrant cultural identity, and the use of expressive arts therapy in autoethnography research. Based in Canada and in Hong Kong, I’m also an ecovillage design education and permaculture facilitator with Gaia Education, and the Work that Reconnects facilitator.
Languages
- Chinese
- English
OEATA respects and honours the work of our:
- Expressive Arts Practitioners (EAP)
- Expressive Arts Therapists (ExAT)
- Peer Movement Specialists (ExA or ExAT and /or RP)
- Registered Psychotherapist, ExAT’s (RP, ExA or ExAT)
- Affiliates (Training institutes, Supportive Businesses)



