From a young age, I’ve been drawn to helping others. First, it was as a volunteer at my local church, then as a Boy Scout, and later with the Novena Church in Singapore. Compassion was my compass, guiding me toward meaningful ways to give back. I discovered joy in being spontaneous and out-of-the-box, whether playing Santa Claus or a clown while visiting old age homes.

Movies like Patch Adams and characters like Robin Williams inspired me to use humour and empathy to connect with people. Volunteering became more than a hobby—it became my passion. I joined the Novena Church’s school mission team, working with students in a counselling capacity. Those experiences planted the seed for something bigger. I knew I needed to answer the call to give back in a deeper, more lasting way.

In 2005, I first founded Listening Ear Clinic in Goa India while continuing formal training under a supervisor from Brazil. Over time, I branched out independently, carving a path that blended formal psychology training with a deeply humanistic approach.

I’ve always been inspired by therapists like Carl Rogers, whose collaborative and compassionate methods resonate with me. Movies like Good Will Hunting shaped my belief that therapy should be humane, accessible, and grounded in real connection. I’ve even presented at the World Congress of Psychology, advocating for “bringing therapy out of the clinic and into the marketplace.”

I believe therapy is not about “fixing” people but helping them navigate life’s challenges. As Virginia Satir says, “The problem is not the person; the problem is the situation.” I work with clients to uncover strengths, explore new coping mechanisms, and embrace the diversity of their experiences.

I’ve spent years extensively trained in sex therapy and supervising HIV/AIDS counsellors in hospitals, LGBTQ+ settings, and beyond. My approach is deeply grounded in inclusivity and non-judgment. DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) isn’t just a professional framework for me—it’s a way of life.

At heart, I’m a curious, compassionate, and approachable person who sees every client as a unique story waiting to unfold. My work is shaped by the belief that therapy is a partnership—a shared journey of discovery, healing, and growth.
Whether it’s through Gestalt’s “here and now” methods, narrative approaches, or solution-focused collaboration, my goal is to help clients feel seen, heard, and empowered.

I’m humbled by the privilege of walking with people through their most vulnerable moments and inspired every day by their courage to embrace change.