Cindy is a trainee clinical psychologist whose main approaches focus on Person-Centered
Therapy (PCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment
Therapy (ACT) while remaining flexible to meet each client's needs.

Cindy values the importance of creating a warm, collaborative, and supportive environment
where clients feel comfortable sharing at their own pace. She believes that healing starts
when people feel genuinely connected and understood, and that everyone deserves the time
and space to honour their story in their own way. Outside of her clinical work, Cindy actively
contributes to community wellbeing through workshops on emotion regulation, mental health
screenings, and practical stress management sessions for students and working professionals.
Whether clients are navigating uncertainty, searching for clarity, or learning to take better
care of themselves, Cindy aims to provide a safe space that celebrate meaningful and
sustainable growth.

The mental health concerns she has experience treating are:

• Mood disorders (depression, anxiety)

• Stress and burnout

• Academic and career

• Grief

• Trauma

• Self-harm and suicidal ideation

• Neurodevelopmental disorders (Autism, ADHD, learning disorders)

• Personality disorders

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The assessments that she has experience administering are:

• IQ assessment

• ADHD assessment

• Autism assessment

• Developmental assessment

• Mood disorder assessment

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Qualifications:

• Standard Mental Health First Aider (May 2024 – April 2027)

• Master in Clinical Psychology – Taylor’s University (2023-Present)

• Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) – HELP University (2015-2018)

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Languages spoken:

• English

• Mandarin

• Cantonese

• Malay (Basic)