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Brenda completed her postgraduate clinical training in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, during which, she worked in various settings including the Black Dog Institute and the Anxiety Treatment and Research Unit at Westmead Hospital. Upon returning to Singapore, she spent many years providing psychotherapy and conducting assessments with adults at the Institute of Mental Health. She has a breadth of experience having been placed in various contexts such as community, forensic, outpatient and inpatient settings. She has also spent a number of years as part of the Mood Disorders Unit, a multidisciplinary team, specialising in the treatment of mood disorders in the inpatient and outpatient settings. Taking her prior experience in group psychotherapy in Australia, she co-developed a short term group psychotherapy treatment for individuals with mood and anxiety disorders where the outcomes of the treatment was presented as a poster at the joint International Society for Affective Disorders and International Society for Bipolar Disorders in 2016. She also has experience in conducting brief focused group therapy for individuals with interpersonal difficulties. A firm believer of education, she has conducted trainings for General Practitioners and spoke at public forums on issues relating to mental health. In addition, she has also […]

Charlotte holds a BSc (Hons) in Psychology from the University of London and an MSc in Psychological Therapies Practice and Research from the University of Exeter in the UK, in partnership with the British Psychotherapy Foundation (BPF). She is a member of the British Psychotherapy Foundation and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and abides by their code of ethics. Charlotte has worked in Singapore since 2008, with both Singaporeans and expatriates and has worked therapeutically since 2014 with both children and adults. Charlotte is passionate about the life changing impacts that psychoanalytic therapies can provide and is undertaking advanced training as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist which allows her to offer more intensive therapeutic work with all of its potential for lasting change. There is more information about Charlotte and the way in which she works on her website, cmspsychotherapy.com

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 […]

Lynette completed her postgraduate training in clinical psychology in Perth, Western Australia. She is registered with the Australia Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and has wide experience working with children, adolescents and adults, in both public and private settings in Australia and Singapore. Prior to joining The Psychology Practice, she spent six years practising as a Senior Clinical Psychologist at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH), providing psychotherapy and conducting assessments with individuals across all age groups. She was part of the Mood and Anxiety Clinic, a multidisciplinary team which specialises in the treatment of mood disorders, as well as the Adult Neurodevelopmental Service (ANDS), the first service in Singapore that provides mental health services for Adults with Intellectual Disability and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder. Apart from psychotherapy services, she was actively involved in providing consultations and trainings on mental health issues with schools and social welfare agencies. She has also provided clinical supervision for junior psychologists. Lynette’s specialist areas include working with individuals with mood and anxiety disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders, attachment and interpersonal issues, as well as adjustment difficulties. She offers individualised therapy for clients, integrating different therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Schema […]

Lynn often describes her undergraduate experience at Brisbane, Australia to be transformative and fondly remembers how her interests in clinical psychology and research were nurtured by the faculty and stoked during her honours year at the Queensland Brain Institute. Upon her return to Singapore, she completed her postgraduate degree and spent the majority of the last decade practicing as a Senior Clinical Psychologist at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH). This door led her to cross paths with individuals from diverse backgrounds in various contexts (i.e., community, outpatient, inpatient and forensic settings) across the lifespan. Her experience in recent years saw her working with clients struggling with mood, anxiety, interpersonal difficulties, loss and transitions. She bore witness to recurring traumatic loops that pursued happiness, perfection and strength in the absence of rest, attunement, authenticity and self-compassion that plagued both minds and bodies. This fed her curiosity to explore the role of movement in deepening therapeutic healing. Apart from her work with adults, she also worked alongside a multi-disciplinary team at the Psychogeriatrics Department that specialises in dementia assessment and care. There, she co-developed a multi-disciplinary short-term group therapy for individuals with mild cognitive impairment and their caregivers with collaborations with […]

Provide over the phone counselling and a webchat service on problem gambling, information on application of casino exclusion orders and other gambling related services. Webchat: https://livesupport.imh.com.sg

M Psychology (Ed & Dev) (Aus) Graduate Diploma of Education B Psychology BA (Psychology) AHPRA – Registered Psychologist, MAPS, MSPS Pamela See is a registered Educational and Developmental Psychologist with the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS), AHPRA – Psychology Board of Australia and is a full member of Singapore Psychological Society (SPS). Pamela specialises in Educational and Developmental Psychology at Think Psychological Services and has extensive experience working with children with autism and other learning difficulties in Australia and Singapore. She is extensively trained in designing behavioural programs in all areas of development, education and behaviour. In addition she is certified to administer a wide range of psychometric assessments for children such as Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS), Autism Diagnostic Interview (ADI-R), Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals, Stanford Binet, WISC and various other abilities tests. Pamela has worked closely with Singapore schools (local and international) and government agencies where she assessed children with learning difficulties, attention problems, language difficulties and intellectual disabilities. In addition, she has helped successfully integrate many young expat and local children with special needs into the mainstream school system (both public and private), in addition to, providing on-going counselling and support services to their families. For expat […]

Provides therapeutic services to individuals, couples and families, to resolve familial and marital issues through counselling.