Dr Guo Song is a Senior Consultant Psychiatrist with extensive experience in adult psychiatry and addiction medicine. He has practised in Beijing, China and Singapore for over four decades, and is familiar with working across different cultural and healthcare settings.
He provides assessment and treatment for adults experiencing a range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, stress-related difficulties and sleep problems. He also works with individuals facing alcohol and drug dependence, as well as behavioural addictions such as gambling and gaming, including those with more complex or recurrent difficulties.
Dr Guo takes a holistic and collaborative approach to care, working with patients to understand their concerns and develop a treatment plan suited to their individual needs. He places importance on relapse prevention and long-term recovery. In medication management, he adopts a careful and evidence-based approach, including medication optimisation, individualised dose adjustment and gradual tapering where appropriate, with attention to possible withdrawal symptoms.
Dr. Guo provides consultations in both English and Mandarin. In his clinical practice, he integrates the patient’s cultural background and personal circumstances to develop practical, personalized treatment plans, which may include acupuncture as a complementary intervention.
Jane has more than 10 years of experience in providing psychological therapy to clients across the lifespan. She is a trained clinical psychologist with a demonstrated history of working in tertiary education, hospital and the private practice industry. Jane is fluent in English and Mandarin and she is passionate about improving clients’ emotional health and well-being.
Jin-Kit KOH (fondly known as “Kit”) has counselled clients with anxiety, depression caused by work- or career-related stress, educational concerns, caregiver fatigue, financial pressure, and grief from the loss of a relationship or loved one. He is trained in mental health and career counselling and has helped students and working adults in both these aspects. Depending on the clients’ preferences, Kit counsels in English or Chinese (Mandarin).
Kit comes to counselling after decades in the business world. He gained valuable insights into the challenges faced by students and working adults through his years as a business leader, when he led multi-national organisations and talents at the board and management levels, and through his time as an Education and Career Guidance Counsellor at the Ministry Of Education.
Ning worked in various corporate fields before founding a family life education and consulting centre in China in 2006. While running her centre, she mentored family life coaches and trainers and was involved in crisis recovery efforts among teenagers and families after the massive Sichuan earthquake in 2008 which killed thousands and traumatized millions.
A family life educator for close to two decades, Ning runs a social enterprise that supports Mandarin-speaking families globally on parenting and marital issues, social integration and emotional well-being. She counsels and coaches clients from aged 20 and up on parenting and family relationships, emotional regulation, transition and adjustments, anger and anxiety, trauma-related issues as well as integrating spirituality with psychological well-being. Ning is particularly passionate about attachment focus work and hopes to guide individuals and families toward lasting healing and transformation.
