Art Therapy

Adelphi Psych Medicine Clinic is located at The Adelphi, a lifestyle mall next to St Andrew’s Cathedral and the National Art Gallery, a three minutes stroll from City Hall MRT, Exit B. “Adelphi” is a Greek word for “one womb”, signifying universal brotherhood and sisterhood. The Attorney General Chamber’s office operated from The Adelphi between 1992 to 2013. The history of the building and the meaning of the word compelled us to name the clinic: THE ADELPHI PSYCH MEDICINE CLINIC Our clinicians comprise psychiatrist and therapists who are experienced in their expertise, caring in their approach, passionate in helping their patients and proactively contributing to society. They held clinical leadership positions in the civil service and restructured hospital before entering private service.

About Caregiver Asia CaregiverAsia is an online aggregator of health and caregiving services. Through its award-winning platform, CaregiverAsia has created an online marketplace leveraging on a shared economy of Careseekers and Caregivers. Careseekers can access on-time, trusted and transparent home care services; whilst freelance Caregivers and healthcare professionals can practice independently with full control of their schedules and terms of services. CaregiverAsia also specializes in healthcare recruitment and the placement of healthcare professionals and locums into leading healthcare institutions. For more information, please visit https://www.caregiverasia.com/. CaregiverPlus will provide comprehensive and personalised triage and care management services that will address the complex care and healthcare needs of patients. People who need triage include, amongst others, families who face medical emergencies, patients who have just been discharged from hospitals, Careseekers on subvention referred by Voluntary Welfare Organisations (VWOs) and families facing complicated medical situations. CaregiverAsia is part of The Caregiver Group which is headquartered in Singapore. The Group has a growing international presence in Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea and the United States.

Creative SAY! which stands for Sports, Arts and Youths, echoes our belief that youths should have a SAY! in their lives. As physical health and mental health are closely linked, this centre offers sports, outdoor and art activities to help spark conversations, promote general well-being, cultivate resilience, and prevent the onset of mental illness.

H.O.P.E. Alliance is a Social Enterprise registered with Singapore Centre for Social Enterprise (raiSE). We support, equip and empower peers (persons with mental health issues) to manage their challenges, be self-reliant and excel using their unique strengths. We aim to establish the authentic identity of our peers and help regain their dignity so that they will live a purposeful life. We integrate coaching techniques, psychotherapy, and psychology as our core methodology to develop our signature strengths-based recovery coaching programmes, individual and group therapy sessions.

What is the Best Way to Manage Your Emotions? Does it feel like your world is falling apart? Are you feeling gloomy with no hope of a brighter future? Do you often struggle with broken or complicated relationships? Are you or your children always getting into trouble? Do you always fall sick and feel like you are not performing in your job? Do you feel like you will never achieve your dreams no matter how you try? We Help You Process Your Situations and Understand Your Emotions. We help you take the guesswork out of tricky situations so you can relax and think. At Healing Hearts, you can confidently receive healing, understand emotions, behaviours, both of yourself and loved ones, along with increasing your resilience against another episode. How can we serve you?

MindMatters Psychology is a Practice that provides a comprehensive range of psychological services for children and young adults to support their cognitive, social and emotional development. Experienced and qualified Educational, Clinical and Counseling Psychologists adopt a whole child approach when conducting detailed evaluations to better understand the needs of the individual and the environment they are in. Goal directed therapies are carried out to support their individual needs to help them realize their potential and develop into well-adjusted adults.

Eve is a graduate of University of London’s acclaimed Goldsmiths College and a contributing professional in the field of Art Therapy. She is registered with the Health Care Profession Council of United Kingdom (HCPC) and a professional member of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT). Eve also sits on the Art Therapists Association of Singapore (ATAS) committee board. Formerly trained in early childhood education, Eve began her career teaching children of different ages in both public and private schools under the Ministry of Education. It was during this time that Eve developed several children’s art programs for learning centres in Singapore with the primary focus of cultivating and enhancing children’s social and emotional well-being through the experience and appreciation of art. Her extensive experience has also allowed her to contribute articles for Livewell Baby magazine focusing on child and neonatal care. With 10 years of experience working with children, Eve discovered that art is an excellent medium for individuals to emotionally and physically express themselves when verbal skills cannot. In 2014, Eve introduced and set up art therapy at the Orthodox Jewish adult day centre Kisharon where she worked with adult males with various learning disabilities. During her time […]

Siew-Win started her career with the Ministry of Education as an early pioneer with the Psychological Services Division in the mid-80s. She played a key role in leading the setup of the Learning Support (Special needs) Programme at numerous schools. After a number of years, Siew-win branched out into private practice where she setup and successfully ran Poon & Associates for 10 years. During that time, she was personally involved in managing a multi-disciplinary team to provide Occupational, Educational, Art and Speech therapy services. She also developed a more diverse client base from local and international schools in Singapore and around the region. Following her move to Shanghai as a trailing spouse, she worked within a mental health team in a well-established chain of medical clinics, dealing mainly with the expatriate population. Beyond her private practice, Siew-Win served as Clinic Director and supervised postgraduate students at James Cook University Singapore. She is also supervisor to students from the Applied Psychology Masters programme at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University. In addition, she had taught the special needs component for the Diploma in Early Childhood Education at the Kinderland Academy. Siew-Win has contributed to numerous magazine articles, radio and […]