A gentle, collaborative space to explore, heal, and rebuild.
Therapy is not about being analyzed or told how to live; it is a shared journey rooted in genuine warmth, emotional safety, and mutual respect. We move entirely at your pace. There is never any pressure to unpack painful experiences before you feel fully ready.
Drawing from evidence-based modalities, our work together blends gentle curiosity with thoughtful questions, helping you untangle complex emotions, discover deeper insight, and build practical resilience in a safe, unhurried space.
Michelle Huang
Counsellor | Master of Counselling (Advanced)
Michelle believes that a strong therapeutic alliance is the foundation of meaningful healing. With over a decade of community psychosocial support, grief care, and specialized clinical training, she creates an attuned, non-judgmental environment where clients feel deeply heard and understood.
Her clinical practice integrates evidence-based frameworks to suit your unique needs:
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): Cultivating psychological flexibility, self-compassion, and values-aligned action.
Internal Family Systems (IFS): Exploring and unburdening protective and vulnerable parts of yourself with curiosity and care.
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT / Diamond Approach): Identifying existing strengths, building hopeful exceptions, and creating workable paths forward.
Trauma-Informed & Person-Centered Care: Honoring your personal boundaries and autonomy every step of the way.
Areas of Focus:
Anxiety & Overwhelm:
Generalized anxiety, panic, social anxiety, and persistent dread
Self-Worth & Inner Pressure:
Perfectionism, imposter feelings, shame, and harsh self-criticism
Work & Life Transitions:
Career burnout, executive stress, boundary setting, and identity shifts
Youth & Academic Pressures:
School stress, social avoidance, peer dynamics, and emotional regulation
Relational Rupture:
Marital conflict, infidelity, divorce, mistrust, and breakup recovery
Grief & Loss:
Bereavement, existential distress, and major life changes
Trauma Recovery:
Childhood emotional neglect, relational trauma, and abuse recovery
Formal Qualifications & Clinical Training:
Master of Counselling (Advanced)
Swinburne University of Technology / ECTA
Graduate Diploma of Social Science (Professional Counselling)
Swinburne University of Technology / ECTA
Graduate Certificate of Social Science (Professional Counselling)
Swinburne University of Technology / ECTA
Diploma in Counselling
Kaplan Higher Education Institute
Supervised Clinical Practicum:
Action for AIDS (AfA Singapore), Ling Kwang Nursing Home, All Saints Home
Professional Affiliation:
Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC)
Provisional Member (Application in progress)
Association of Psychotherapists and Counsellors Singapore (APACS)
Member (Application in progress)

