Benedict, together with his wife, has been active in Christian family communities for more than 20 years. He has experience in counselling individuals, couples and families, working on issues such as stress, anxiety, compulsive behaviour and family/ marital/ relational conflicts. His therapeutic approach is to hold a safe space for his clients to connect with their emotions and to explore attachment needs, in a systematic framework.

Christina brings a warm and thoughtful presence to her work, supporting clients from diverse backgrounds, including young adults, working professionals, and married couples. Trained in a range of counselling modalities, she adopts an eclectic and flexible approach tailored to each individual’s needs. Christina walks alongside clients as they face life’s challenges, such as relationship difficulties, life transitions, stress, and emotional concerns. She also supports personal and behavioural growth, helping clients recognise their strengths and develop their potential. With a strong belief in nurturing healthy marriages and families, Christina is trained as a Marital First Responder (MFR) programme trainer under the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF).

Clement holds special interests in fathering, marital, family and career issues. He is a couple mentor with the Couple Mentor Journey Programme and a certified career coach who works with clients looking for directions and in career transitions.

Daniel has many years of clinical experience working with families and individuals across the lifespan. He is experienced in supporting and assisting individuals and families facing various forms of distress, both through the use of therapy and counselling, as well as connecting them with external resources. He also provided supervision and training. He believes strongly in providing a safe space for clients, with special interests in couple work, young families, ageing-in-place and grief/ bereavement issues. 

Desieree’s personal and professional journey has imbued her with a passion to empower individuals to be the best version of themselves. She has experience working in France, Japan and Indonesia, before settling down in Singapore. Those experiences have provided her with opportunities to interact with people from different cultures and to understand the importance of mental well-being in our daily life. Before being an associate therapist with Catholic Family Life, she has served as a volunteer counsellor since 2015.

Jeanette has experience in helping children and adults navigate the struggles and hurts they face in life, including emotion regulation, conflicted relationships, low self-esteem and grief. Drawing from a variety of modalities, Jeanette tailors her sessions to meet the unique needs of each client. Believing that healing begins when we feel truly heard, she offers clients a safe and compassionate space from which they can take meaningful steps towards achieving their counselling and life goals.

Karen believes in being client-centered where she actively collaborates with individuals/ couples/ families to manage their issues & conflicts while highlighting & working together on their strengths & growth areas. To help clients holistically, Karen adopts an integrative systemic mindset.  She incorporates various therapeutic strategies and techniques, relevant to the biopsychosocial context in which her clients are in, to meet their needs effectively.  

Lay Nah is passionate about facilitating positive transformation in people’s lives. She has experience working with children, teenagers, couples and individual via face-to-face counselling, mentoring and coaching.  Lay Nah has previous experience as a part-time counsellor in a primary school.

Richard is a Certified Gottman Educator and certified in Gottman Method Couples Therapy. He uses this evidence-based approach in his therapeutic work with couples. He is passionate and experienced in counselling troubled individuals, couples and families in distress. He provides counselling in healing relationships, first within self and then with each other in the family through an Integrative Systemic Therapeutic Approach.   

Sue has been working with couples and families for almost four decades. She adopts an integrative systemic approach when she works with her clients. She has been working with clients on their anxiety, pregnancy related issues, couple and family relationship issues.

Theresa has extensive clinical experience working with children, adolescents, individuals, couples and families. Theresa’s training spans across Gestalt Therapy, Satir Therapy, Solution Focus Brief Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Emotional Focus Therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

She is an experienced clinical supervisor and is passionate in developing and mentoring less experienced therapists. She has also been featured in various print and online media sharing her expertise regarding relationships, family bonding and parenting.  

Warton is fascinated by neuroscience, the psychology of learning and psycho-social growth. He is a professional counsellor in private practice and has been volunteering at Catholic Family Life since 2008. Warton also provides clinical supervision for counselling students and practitioners, and is also involved in teaching and training in the areas of family life education and mental health and wellness.