Meet Our Clinical Psychologists & Mental Therapists in Singapore
At The Psychology Practice (TPP), our team of Clinical Psychologists, psychotherapists, and mental health professionals provide thoughtful, evidence-based psychological support for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.
Meet Our In-Clinic Team in Singapore
Our Singapore-based clinicians include experienced Clinical Psychologists, counsellors, and mental therapists trained to support individuals across a wide range of emotional, behavioural, relational, and psychological concerns.
Dr. Shawn Ee (he/him) MAPS. MSPS.
Clinical Psychologist & Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist
Registered Psychologist (Australia) & Clinical Supervisor
Registered COS-Parenting & Classroom Facilitator
Director
Ms. Sam Hui Fang (she/her) MSPS.
Registered Psychologist & Clinical Supervisor (Singapore)
Clinical Psychologist
Ms. Lynette Tan (she/her) MSPS.
Clinical Psychologist & Supervisor
Registered Psychologist (Australia & Singapore)
Registered COS-Parenting & Classroom Facilitator
Ms. Lynn Tan (she/her) MSPS.
Registered Psychologist & Clinical Supervisor (Singapore)
Clinical Psychologist
International Mental Therapists (Online Video Consults for Expats)
We also offer online video consultations for expatriates and international clients seeking accessible psychological support while living abroad or travelling frequently.
Dr. Stacie Tay (she/her)
Clinical Psychologist
Registered Psychologist (UK)
Ms. Jacinta Tan (she/her)
Clinical Psychologist
Registered Psychologist (Australia)
Registered COS-Parenting Facilitator
Why Choose Us?
Evidence-Based and Tailored Care
Our clinicians and mental therapists draw from evidence-based and practice-informed therapeutic approaches tailored to each individual’s emotional needs, personality, and presenting concerns.
Experienced and Qualified Professionals
TPP is founded and led by Clinical Psychologists with experience across hospitals, specialist mental health settings, schools, and private practices in Singapore and Australia.
A Safe and Non-Judgemental Environment
We aim to create a respectful and supportive therapeutic space where individuals feel heard, emotionally safe, and understood throughout the therapy process.
Collaborative and Holistic Support
We consider the broader emotional, relational, developmental, and environmental factors that may be contributing to an individual’s experiences and challenges.
Accessible Support for Diverse Needs
With both in-clinic and online consultations available, we support local and international clients seeking accessible and professionally grounded psychological care and therapy near you.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Finding the right mental therapist often depends on your concerns, preferences, and therapeutic goals. Some individuals may prefer a clinician with experience in relationships, trauma, anxiety, parenting, or child development, while others may prioritise therapeutic style or cultural fit. Our team can help guide you towards a suitable clinician based on your needs.
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Our clinicians support a wide range of psychological services for emotional, behavioural, relational, and mental health concerns affecting children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. This includes therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma, as well as general counselling for life transitions.
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Yes. TPP works with organisations seeking professionally grounded mental health support for employees and leadership teams. This may include counselling support, consultations, workshops, and workplace wellness and EAP initiatives tailored to the organisation’s needs.
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Confidentiality is an important part of the therapeutic process. Information shared during sessions is kept private and managed according to professional ethical guidelines, except in situations where there are serious safety or legal concerns that require appropriate action.
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No referral is required to book a therapy session or psychological assessment at TPP. Many individuals reach out directly when they are experiencing emotional difficulties, relationship concerns, stress, burnout, or simply feel they would benefit from professional psychological support.
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The first session is usually focused on understanding your concerns, background, current challenges, and goals for therapy. Your mental therapist may ask about your emotional experiences, relationships, personal history, and day-to-day functioning to develop a clearer understanding of how best to support you moving forward.