Hui Wen is an empathetic and collaborative therapist who believes in empowering clients to bring out their potential by addressing their internal struggles and unhelpful self-belief systems. Often drawing on her training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Attachment Theory, Gottman Method Couples' Therapy, and other person-centered modalities, she customizes her work according to her clients' unique self and needs.

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She believes that most clients often have the answers within themselves and what they really need is a safe space and an empathetic listener, a role Hui Wen takes pride in being.

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Hui Wen works with children, adolescents, young adults and adults who struggle with self-worth, loss of directions in life, relationships issues, domestic abuse, depression, anxiety and individual with self-inflicted injuries with and without suicide ideation.

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Hui Wen has a Masters Degree in Counselling from Australia's Monash University and a Bachelor of Science from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University. She is a member of the Singapore Association of Psychotherapists and Counsellors, and Singapore Association for Counselling. She is also a qualified supervisor, licensed by the Psychology Board of Australia, who provides supervision services to trainee counsellors.

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Outside the counselling clinic, she is a martial arts instructor who holds a third degree black belt in Ninjutsu and second degree black belt in taekwondo. Hui Wen believes that martial arts are great at teaching psychological flexibility, emotional awareness and provide a profound therapeutic doorway for those who are searching for ways to express themselves in movement.

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Hui Wen is from Ipoh, a small coffee town in Malaysia. She speaks English, Malay, Cantonese, and Chinese.