Your voice, Your story,
Your healing, they matter.

I believe life is a journey best taken step by step—and I walk with you through change, helping you find clarity, strength, and direction along the way, grounded in my love for hiking trails, swimming, and travel adventures.

After 20 years working with children, youth, and families, I’ve learned that every behaviour has a story—and I’m here for the one beneath it. Outside the room, I’m usually crafting, redoing a 1,000-piece puzzle I promise I’ll finish differently this time, or travelling to ‘re-sanitize’ my five senses.

From the courtroom to counselling rooms across the world, I help you find clarity, steadiness, and direction in life’s turning points—shaped by a life of humanitarian work, cultural travel, and time spent boogie boarding at sea.

I discovered that healing doesn’t always need words—shaped by social work, refugee outreach, and my own journey through cancer, I now help people reconnect mind and emotion through talk and expressive therapy, and I unwind with evening walks, pool time, and simple desserts with tea.

From the double joy of raising twins to my next ramen fix, I help you move through life with clarity, ease, and renewed confidence.

I believe every story is worth hearing—and I help individuals and couples find clarity and emotional connection through integrative therapy, shaped by my love for people, travel, mission work, music, dance, and coffee.

I believe people are never defined by their struggles- and I support individuals and couples in finding clarity, hope, and connection as they move from surviving to thriving.

I offer a safe space to speak plainly, make sense of what you’re carrying, and find clarity in how you move forward.

I don’t just speak English, Mandarin, and Malay—I speak to people navigating change, drawing from my experiences in the military, Nepal, and family life to help you find clarity, confidence, and direction.

My path to counseling was anything but straightforward — it took burnout, loss, and years of quietly being the person others turned to before I finally recognised this wasn’t just something I was good at; it was who I am. I come to this work not by accident, but through everything life asked me to live through first.