24Nov
22Nov
Understanding Codependency in Romantic Relationships
Written By: Kelly Chan Jia Li, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00353)In every relationship, relying on one another for support, encouragement, and care is normal. However, when one partner’s needs consistently outweigh their own sense of self or well-being, it can signal codependency. Codependent relationships may start with...
20Nov
Breaking the Chains of Commitment Anxiety
Written by Jenefa Anthony | KB 11780Commitment in romantic relationships is often seen as a milestone of emotional connection, trust, and stability. However, for many, the concept of commitment triggers profound fear and anxiety. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as "commitment...
15Nov
Relationship 101: Dating Someone with Anxious Attachment
Written By: Kelly Chan Jia Li, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00353)Dating someone with anxious attachment can be both a beautiful and sometimes challenging experience. This attachment style, often rooted in past experiences or early relationships, makes people crave closeness and security intensely but often feel anxious...
08Nov
Abuse: Healing the Invisible Wounds
Written By: Shaundtrya Ganasan, Licensed Counselor (KB11097)Abuse comes in different forms and it often leaves a huge imprint within our soul, especially when it’s emotional abuse. Emotional abuse is insidious. It often shadows through your unconscious and subtly affects your sense of...
31Oct
Revenge Bedtime Procrastination
Written By: Kelly Chan Jia Li, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00353)Let’s imagine this: it is late at night, and you are dead tired, but instead of heading to bed, you scroll through social media, watch your favourite show, or browse online shopping sites. You know you will...
26Oct
Emotional Exhaustion
Written By: Shaundtrya Ganasan, Licensed Counselor (KB11097)Have you ever felt too overwhelmed and numb at the same time?You may even start to blame the smallest things.Sunday nights could be nerve-wracking with the thought of the next Monday morning.It could be a sign...
24Oct
Doomscrolling: What It Is and How to Break the Habit
Written By: Kelly Chan Jia Li, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00353)Have you ever found yourself scrolling endlessly through social media apps, only to realize you are still glued to your screen an hour later? This is called "doomscrolling". In this world of technology, doomscrolling has become an...
18Oct
Relationship Patterns from Childhood: Why We Repeat Them in Love
Romantic relationships often feel deeply personal, yet many relationship patterns from childhood quietly influence the way we connect with partners in adulthood. Early family experiences shape how we understand love, trust, conflict, and emotional safety in romantic relationships.Some people notice a strange sense of familiarity...
16Oct