I’m someone who has always been fascinated by people, how we think, feel, connect, cope and grow. My journey in psychology has shaped the way I look at emotions, relationships and the experiences that make us who we are. Along the way, my interests have also grown into teaching, counselling, motivation, and psychological education, which I’ve had the opportunity to explore through my work with NGO U and I, as well as in clinical settings like a General Hospital and Stella Maris Hospital. I have been involved in counselling and providing emotional support, along with conducting psychoeducation sessions to help individuals better understand mental health, coping strategies, and self-awareness. These experiences have deepened my passion for making psychology accessible and meaningful in everyday life. I believe that sometimes, we don’t need someone to fix everything. We simply need a safe space to be heard, understand ourselves better and make sense of what we’re going through. I’m passionate about creating that space with empathy, curiosity and a non-judgmental approach.