Clinical Psychology

WE CARE treats all forms of addictions including drugs, alcohol, and compulsive behaviours like problem gambling, compulsive sex behaviours & porn use, overeating, problematic internet use & excessive gaming and shoplifting. We take a holistic approach to help people live an addiction-free life. We offer evidence-based counselling and therapy group work. WE CARE is also a community-based drop-in centre where a safe, supportive and non-judgemental environment is provided for individuals to stabilise and work on their recovery.

My name is Dr. Kristina Burgetova and I am the founder and principal psychologist of Willow Psychological Services Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. My work experience is primarily with adults as a consulting psychologist, clinical supervisor and adjunct professor. I have worked as a clinician in the USA, Canada and Singapore. My clinical interests include couple therapy and relationship issues, identity development and self-exploration, family of origin issues, adjustment and acculturation issues, and well-being of high functioning individuals.​ I use postmodern contemporary approaches to psychotherapy. In my sessions, I do not act as an expert but rather as a guide to help you gain more insight into your concerns and help you learn ways to manage them better. My hope for our sessions is that you will gain self awareness and obtain tools that will ultimately help you to be your own therapist. Besides psychotherapy, I provide clinical supervision to trainee psychologists and am an adjunct professor at National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. I also provide psychological consultations, develop and run mental health related workshops at INSEAD Business School, Singapore. ​I hold Master degree in Couple and Family Therapy and Doctorate degree in Counselling Psychology from University of […]

Clinical Psychologist in Training, working with children, adolescents and adults Masters in Clinical Psychology (ongoing), Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Bachelor of Arts from University of Melbourne, Honours in Psychology from The Australian National University and is currently completing her Masters degree in Clinical Psychology at National University of Singapore (NUS). Yining works with children, adolescents, and adults with a variety of concerns. She works collaboratively with the client to discover therapeutic goals, reframe maladaptive cognitions, develop healthy coping strategies, while reinforcing existing strengths of clients. After completing her degree in Australia, Yining joined the Psychological Medicine team in Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore. She was involved in research on Electroconvulsive Therapy, and later worked with patients in the outpatient clinic of National Centre for Infectious Diseases. She seeks to empower her clients in overcoming their emotional struggles, and developing self-compassion in their daily lives