Our Team

Karin’s journey as a psychologist began as an Applied Behavioural Therapist (ABA) in Perth, Western Australia (2004), where she completed her undergraduate education in Psychology and training to become a certified ABA therapist in her work with children on the Autism Spectrum ranging from mild to severe ends of the autism spectrum. During postgraduate Master studies in Clinical Psychology, Karin’s skills continued to develop. She is therefore trained in Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solutions Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Reality Therapy, Schema Therapy and Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT). She integrates Self-Compassion Mindfulness and Trauma-Informed Mindfulness into the work that she does with the community.

Between 2012 and 2018, Karin volunteered her time as Psychologist to working alongside with underaged girls surviving sexual abuse and human trafficking resulting in traumas in Cambodia (AFESIP Cambodia). She also dedicated her time as a board sub-committee member and volunteer Psychologist at the Infant Jesus Homes and Children Centres (IJHCC) and she supported teenage girls needing respite from difficult home situations. Her work with the community now extends from working with individuals on the autism spectrum (high functioning) as well as children with behavioural issues to working with youth and adults with traumas resulting in self-harm, suicide and developing psychotic symptoms (i.e. hallucination and delusions).

Karin believes in upholding utmost respect in the stories of her clients’ lives and working through issues gradually with the hope that families come away with a set of helpful tools to navigate through life’s challenges. She works collaboratively with families and believes in working alongside with other professionals who play an integral role in the lives of the people she supports.

Dr Ken Ung Eng Khean has been practicing since 1988. Before entering private practice in 2003, he was a consultant psychiatrist, Clinical Director and head of the Child and Adolescent Division in the Department of Psychological Medicine at National University Hospital. He also served as a Clinical Senior Lecturer with the Faculty of Medicine at National University of Singapore, and as an Adjunct Associate Professor with the Psychological Studies Academic Group in the National Institute of Education at Nanyang Technological University. He was also a Visiting Consultant with the Department of Psychological Medicine in National University Hospital and the Department of Psychiatry in Singapore General Hospital.

Janice is a Registered Psychologist and approved supervisor by the Singapore Psychological Society. She is also an associate member of the Australian Psychological Society and full member of the Singapore Psychological Society. She obtained her Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) at James Cook University, Singapore, Masters of Arts in Applied Psychology from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and Bachelor of Arts in Disability Studies from Deakin University, Australia. Janice has strong backgrounds in assessment and testing, as well as in counselling individuals.

As a bilingual, Janice can cater to both English- and Mandarin-speaking clients.

Angeline is a registered art therapist with the Australian New Zealand Art Therapists’ Association and is a board member of the Art Therapists’ Association of Singapore. She holds a Masters degree in Art Therapy from LASALLE College of the Arts/ Goldsmiths University, London.

Angeline’s clinical experience includes clients of all ages & backgrounds addressing various emotional, psychological & behavioural challenges: Depression, Anxiety, OCD, Self-Harm, Suicidal Ideation, Grief/Loss, Anger Management, Childhood Abuse, Psychosis, Acute Stress, Trauma & Complex PTSD. Previous internships/volunteer settings included primary schools, Childrens’ homes, SAMH (Singapore Association of Mental Health), Cancer & Palliative settings, Depression & Bipolar support groups & Family Service Centers. In her work with adolescents with trauma (Girls Homes), she facilitated building their experiences of ‘safeness’, creative expression & self-actualisation to activate healing & integration; This work is informed by Traumatology, Trauma Informed Art psychotherapy, Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology, Attachment and the Expressive Therapies Continuum. She has also run various art therapy workshops (Psychoeducational & Support groups) for Stress Management, Trauma Support, Grief Counselling, Single Mothers Support, Youth at Risk and Parenting Teens. She offers counselling and art psychotherapy following an integrative framework tailored to meet each unique client based on: Dynamic (psychodynamic psychotherapy); Cognitive/Behavioural (ACT (Acceptance & Commitment therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy, Positive Psychology & Solution Focused Brief Therapy); Relational (Compassion Focused Therapy, Person-Centred Experiential & Existential Well-Being Counselling, Attachment & Emotion Focused Therapy).

Kit Kwan is a Singapore Registered Psychologist (SRP) and an Approved SRP Supervisor by the Singapore Psychological Society.  She obtained her Masters in Arts (Applied Psychology), with specialization in Educational Psychology from the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and Bachelor of Social Science with Honours (2nd Class, Upper Division) in Psychology from the National University of Singapore.

She has more than 10 years of experience in assessment and testing, and working with children and teens with special needs such as Autism, learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, behavioural and emotional difficulties, as well as with their families.  She has worked in early intervention centres, special education schools, integrated preschool setting, as well as a private enrichment centre that has mainstream students with special needs. 

Mun Yee is a member of Singapore Association of Counselling and has worked with clients in the social services sector for the last nine and a half years. She holds a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Edith Cowan University. Mun Yee is a certified Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) Trainer from the University of Queensland and a certified Grief Recovery Method Specialist from the Grief Recovery Institute.  She is also accredited by Workforce Development Agency Singapore as an Advanced Certificate & Training Assessment (ACTA) trainer, assessor, and developer. As a bilingual, Mun Yee can cater to both English- and Mandarin-speaking clients. 

During her years in social services, she has worked and dealt with a wide spectrum of family and relational issues, ranging from husbands and wives with young children who are in the midst of or contemplating divorce, parent-teenager relationship, mental health, and even family violence.  Her work is informed by Attachment theory, trauma, grief, Family Therapy, and Emotional Focused Couple Therapy.

Mun Yee has also given talks on parenting skills with various audiences such as parents with teenagers’ behavioural issues and also to divorcing parents facing challenging issues with their children.  For the past two years, she has also given several Triple P Parenting Talks to primary and secondary schools parents.

As one with a passion and deep interest in relationship and family life, Mun Yee firmly believes that being self-aware is the starting point for good interpersonal relationships, such as between husband and wife and between parent and child.

Dasha brings diverse experience from various fields to the table. Educated as a medical doctor in Russia, she came to Singapore over 12 years ago and since then has run an F&B business, a retail business and was involved in running a healthcare institution. She has a keen interest in psychology in general, marriage and parenting in particular as well as ways to improve the capabilities for studying and learning in kids and adults. 

Leanne is a Psychology and Communication (Summa Cum Laude) graduate from the University at Buffalo, State University of New York. She enjoys working with young children and has a particular interest in mood disorders and grief management. Leanne is also currently a volunteer at the Institute of Mental Health. She intends to pursue a postgraduate degree in Clinical Psychology.