My experience stemmed from both clinic-based settings and community work in which I have worked with clients from diverse backgrounds. I work with individuals with a broad range of issues; some areas of experience are stress, interpersonal relationship difficulties, grief, trauma, anxiety, depression, OCD, and gender dysphoria.

I am a registered clinical psychologist who loves acquiring knowledge relating to psychotherapy. I look forward meeting my clients to share and help them navigate through their difficult moments in life. Some of the topics of interest includes individual therapy, neurodiversity, ADHD, Autism, Learning difficulties, Anxiety, depressions, self-injurious behaviors and personality problems/issues. On a side note, I am a simple human being who cares about mental health, loves nature, sports and laughter.

Nisa is a clinical psychologist which assists clients in identifying emotional, behavioural and mental health status of their well-being. She believes that everyone has their own story of struggles and deserves to heal from their pain. She also offers empathetic understanding and helps individuals with personal, academic, family or work-related problem which impact their health and psychological well being.

Hop on aboard! My name is Ben and I’ll humbly be your co-pilot on the flight to self-discovery and healing, ensuring a smooth and transformative journey. Coming from a rich tapestry of diverse work experiences across different industries, I bring a unique perspective to my role as a clinical psychologist, enriching my abilities to understand and support individuals from all walks of life.

I am a registered Clinical Psychologist and used to be a computer scientist. I believe everyone in this world has their struggles and used to have their ways of coping with the struggles. The uniqueness is each individual has their own great potential to be used in order to survive in this epic world. However, along the journey, sometimes, we may deviate from the track, which includes too many obstacles. Due to that, we may feel lost along the way and struggle to find the way back to the track. Yet, it is okay to feel that way as we are all human. Therefore, asking for help & reaching out is an option or probably important in order to find ourselves back on track. Focusing on your strength and learning from the past experiences is vital which may help us stay on track.