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We Help Children With
Academics and Learning
Emotional Regulation
Social Differences
Variable Attention
Anxiety, Depression, and Mood Disorders
Trauma and Stress
Gender Related Issues
Anger and impulsivity
A clinical psychologist is a highly trained professional who is able to assess, diagnose and treat people with behavioural, emotional, and mental health issues. Counselling is one of the treatment options that they can provide. Other options include art or play therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and family therapy.
Processes
1. Helping you decide if we are a good match
Psychological and counselling support requires a high level of trust and connection between therapist and client. We offer new clients the opportunity to talk to our psychologist by phone as the first step, to ensure we can provide the support you are seeking.
2. Scheduling an initial consultation
If you feel we can indeed help, the next step is to organise an initial consultation. (Often parents attend without the child) This is an information sharing session. You may have been asked to complete a questionnaire or to share any previous reports, which also helps with this part of the process. The psychologist will then be able to advise you on the intervention that will best suit your child.
3. Planning and implementing intervention
The support offered could involve weekly sessions, or consultation sessions when needed. It may also involve an assessment process or collaboration with other people in the child or young person’s life. Approaches may include counselling, play-based therapy, family therapy or cognitive behavioural therapy; our psychologist has many tools in her tool box.
Psychologists & Counsellors
Dr. Belinda Teo
- 12 Years Experience -
Freda Sutanto
- 15 Years Experience -
Chong Ning Xin
- 8 Years Experience -
Kit Kwan Lim
- 15 Years Experience -
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