Dr Chua Wei Bin has more than 18 years of management experience in various non-profit settings, ranging from both social services to health care settings. He is also a trained social worker and family therapist who is adept in working with families and individuals facing various challenges. His current area of interest is looking at ways in which medical and social care could be integrated to promote better continuum of care.

Principal Therapist

Soo Jen finds meaning in her journey of providing therapy for people of various diversities and giving voice to the voiceless and marginalized, with an ever-expanding appreciation for their experiences, challenges and resilience.

When not donning her Therapist cap, Soo Jen indulges in nature walks, reading, exploring different types of crafts, drinking and brewing coffee to pass her time.

Senior Therapist

Charlotte believes in providing a safe space for people to share and make sense of their unique life experiences and supporting people to find meaning, purpose and a sense of connection. She also finds it especially meaningful to support human service practitioners in their personal and professional journey as the ripple effect is extensive.

When not creating ripples, Charlotte enjoys lazing around with her pet bulldog and bringing him out to fulfill his extroverted needs. She also loves to explore and immerse in nature on her bicycle wheels.

Lead Therapist

Terence sees his work at CCC as a vocation and not just a job. He holds a quote he once heard, very close to his heart – “Where your passion and the needs of society meet, therein lies your purpose.” He finds meaning in being present with people in their moment of mental, emotional and relational need and loves engaging with them in compassionate, collaborative and creative therapeutic dialogues.

A doting husband and a father of two daughters, Terence loves spending quality time with his wife and two daughters, watching (but not playing) football matches (he’s also an avid Liverpool fan!) watching YouTube, Netflix and daily news, reading and listening to music and indulging in a cuppa or two.

Therapist

San San understands that “pain shared is pain lessened.” She hopes to be a catalyst for others on their journey of self-discovery, healing, and fulfilment.

With a compassionate, non-judgmental approach, she strives to create a safe space for clients to fosters personal growth and strengthens relationships.

Being someone who treasure relationships, spending time with loved ones, is life-giving to her. Eating and sharing food is her favourite pastime and she learns that taking time to slow down her breathe is the best thing to do, to live in the moment.

From the many years she has worked in family service centres and long term care and community settings, Priscilla has developed a strong interest in supporting families who care for individuals with neurological differences or loss by dementia. She also feels privileged to have learnt from them and  developed her gift to help therapeutically.

Priscilla finds joy in being a part of creating new possibilities together with individuals, couples and families, facilitating them to craft their preferred paths and experience quality of life, and celebrating the beauty of self and family with them.

Outside of work, her loving spouse and two happy children reaching young adulthood are her world.

Hannah is passionate about supporting people through their obstacles to achieve their potential. She finds it deeply humbling to be invited to embark on this journey with fellow sojourners and to bear witness to their breakthroughs through the time spent together. The hope of new discoveries and beginnings is what keeps her going even when times are tough because she knows that the way out is just around the corner.

Whenever she finds pockets of time, Hannah can be found gathering with friends over a nice meal or at home making another new dress to wear.

Xin Ying is a dedicated therapist who values genuine connections and provides a secure space for individuals to authentically share their unique stories. Her challenging upbringing has granted her a profound understanding of the transformative power of compassion, self-connection, and meaningful relationships in fostering desired healing and change.

During her downtime, Xin Ying embraces adventure and immerses herself in diverse cultures for inspiration. She enjoys diving, cycling, rock climbing, and art jamming, constantly seeking new experiences and pushing her boundaries. Her zest for life shines through her enthusiasm for treks and hikes, finding solace and renewal in the embrace of nature!

Tremandy believes that each individual is unique and has intrinsic worth. She hopes that as she journeys with clients that they experience being seen, heard and held in a safe space.

In her free time, Tremandy enjoys activities that help her slow down, e.g. nature walks with her dog and tending to her plants. She is energised by teaming up with her dog for dog tricks and agility.

Senior Psychologist 

Xinying believes in providing a safe, therapeutic space to support clients to be curious and compassionate towards themselves, so they could discover more about themselves and how they could relate authentically with their loved ones. Xinying derives joy from journeying with and empowering clients, and feels privileged to witness their healing and growth from difficult experiences. During her free time, Xinying enjoys being with nature (e.g., gazing at waterfalls, hiking), reading and watching dramas/movies/anime.

Therapist

Growing up in challenging circumstances, Andrew is grateful to have experienced forgiveness, joy and a sense of purpose. He believes that everyone is a person of significance. Listening to the insightful narratives and co-discovering the inherent resources of people through therapeutic conversations is a great privilege.

He also loves running at nature parks, playing the guitar, and baking with his wife!