Counselling

Chloe Tan

Chloe firmly believes every young person has the potential to flourish in school and in life. Currently the manager of the counselling team, she works closely with the other counsellors to provide safe and nurturing counselling environments for students.

While pursuing her Masters in Counselling, she developed a fascination with the mind-body connection, something which she applies in counselling and in her personal life.

When she’s not at work, Chloe loves cycling and is immediately happy when she gets on 2 wheels.

Dustin Lim

After graduating with a Diploma in Mass Communication, Dustin got lost in the jungles of National Service and eventually found his way out in life and his calling as a counsellor. He later earned a Bachelor’s degree in Behavioural Studies (Youth) and a Master’s degree in Social Science (Counselling), and has continued his fascination with human behaviour.

Remembering his own youth as both the best and worst time of life, Dustin is passionate about helping young people navigate the challenges of life through meaningful relationships and honest conversations.

He is particularly interested in the impact of sleep on mental health, the psychology behind procrastination, and the dynamics behind repeated undesirable patterns of behaviour.

In his spare time, Dustin enjoys playing Ultimate Frisbee, skateboarding, and playing contract bridge with his wife, daughter, and son.

Gabrielle Dai

In her previous role as an educator, Gabrielle developed a deep interest in supporting the holistic development and emotional well-being of young people. This inspired her to pursue a Master of Counselling and transition into the counselling profession.

Gabrielle believes that every individual has the capacity for growth and the ability to find their own way through life’s challenges. Guided by a person-centred approach, she is committed to creating a safe, warm and non-judgemental space where students feel heard, accepted and understood.

Through a collaborative counselling process, she supports young people in gaining self-understanding, navigating challenges and drawing on their own strengths to lead more fulfilling lives.

In her free time, Gabrielle enjoys reading and spending time with her family and friends.

Maltrish Kaur

Trish believes that everyone has the power to grow, change, and find hope, even in difficult seasons of life. She is passionate about walking alongside individuals on their journey, helping them take small, meaningful steps towards their goals and celebrating every milestone along the way.

She holds a Master's in Counselling and a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, and is particularly interested in self-discovery, holistic support systems, and understanding the connections between past experiences, present thoughts, emotions, and behaviours.

Beyond counselling, she enjoys painting, spending time in nature, and treating herself to delicious pastries.

Nicholas Victor

Nicholas enjoys working with young adults as they navigate identity and self-discovery, something he experienced intimately during his teenage years. He believes in helping youths rediscover themselves, build on their strengths, and discover their purpose so they feel empowered to lead fulfilling lives.

He pursued a Master’s in Counselling, but still believes his greatest teachers are his clients; witnessing their vulnerability and courage each day continues to reinvigorate him.

He also believes that having fun is a non-negotiable in life. When he isn’t working, you’ll find him lost in movies, playing sports, cooking, travelling, or spending quality time with loved ones.

Phyllis Bah

Phyllis is passionate about supporting individuals to better understand themselves and navigate the different challenges that come their way.

With a Master’s in Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health, she has a keen interest in how the brain shapes the way we think, feel and behave, and how our life experiences can influence the brain over time. She is particularly fascinated by neuroplasticity and how our capacity for change can facilitate meaningful change and better mental wellbeing.

Outside of work, Phyllis enjoys unwinding with a good book or getting lost in a good film or series.

Yang Xiaohui

Xiaohui has always had a fondness for stories. Majoring in English Literature deepened her belief that each person has a story and a voice worthy of being heard. This led her to pursue a Master of Arts in Counselling and to seek work with youths, supporting them in their personal growth.

Xiaohui is particularly interested how individuals can develop strengths during life-stage transitions and work towards a life that reflects their own vision and values.

In her personal time, she enjoys taking walks in nature, long bus rides and browsing for new stationery.