01Mar
18Feb
Healing After Emotional Betrayal: Individual Recovery
Written By: Thiviyah Ravichandran, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00620),Healing after emotional betrayal is often one of the most disorienting experiences a person can go through in a relationship. Emotional betrayal may involve broken trust, secrecy, dishonesty, or having your emotional reality denied while a partner lived a...
07Feb
Grieving Your Younger Self: Saying Goodbye
Written By: Jasmine Yap Hiew Mun, Licensed Counselor (KB12644)A Letter to My Younger Self
Grieving your younger self can feel unfamiliar, even confusing. Yet for many people, saying goodbye to who they once were is a quiet but powerful form of grief.Dear Younger Self,I...
06Feb
Is It Trauma or Just Stress? How to Tell the Difference
Written By: Thiviyah Ravichandran, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00620),People often come into therapy saying, “I think I’m just stressed… but something about this feels deeper.” They may notice irritability, exhaustion, emotional numbness, or a lingering tightness in the body that doesn’t fade even when life becomes quieter...
05Feb
School Bullying Trauma: “That’s Why I Hated School”
Written By: Jasmine Yap Hiew Mun, Licensed Counsellor (KB12644)Did you ever hate school as a student?Perhaps you skipped classes or pretended to be unwell just to avoid something that might happen there.Today, conversations about school bullying trauma are more visible than ever. Stories frequently...
04Feb
The Trauma of Growing Up With High Expectations in Asian Families
Written By: Thiviyah Ravichandran, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00620),Many people who grew up in Asian family environments were raised on messages like “work hard,” “do your best,” and “make the family proud.” These expectations were rarely meant to harm. They were often rooted in love, sacrifice, and...
05Dec
Neurodiversity Strengths: Creativity, Focus, and Innovation
Written by: Thiviyah Ravichandran, Clinical Psychologist (MAHPC(CP)00620),When we talk about neurodiversity, whether it’s ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, or other differences, people often focus on the challenges. (And yes, neurodivergent individuals do experience real obstacles.) But that’s never the full story.Neurodiversity is the understanding that people’s...
11Sep
Love, Like Watercolor: Embracing Messy Emotions in Relationships
Written By: Devi Venashinee Muruges, Founder and Senior Therapist, (KB 08444)In perfect paintings, colors stay in tidy lines. Real relationships aren’t like that. Emotions bleed and blend, love with fear, joy beside jealousy. One day you feel deeply connected; the next, misunderstood. If you’re...
14Aug
Hoarding Disorder: When The Word “I Might Need This” Starts Owning You
Written By: Nurul Aina Syasya Mohamed Nasir (Psychology Intern)We’ve all kept things we don’t use. That T-shirt from a high school club or event. A box of cables that “might be useful one day.” A drawer full of notebooks we’ll “use later”.For most of us,...
01Aug