OUR THERAPISTS
Meet the people behind Staying Sane 101
Therapy is not only about the method. It is also about whether you feel understood by the person sitting across from you. Meet our therapists, explore how they think, what they focus on and the kinds of clients they tend to work with.
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Hui Wen Tong
EMDR Therapist & Clinical Supervisor
How Hui Wen tends to work
Trauma-informed, explanatory, parts-oriented, authentic, and (very) non-judgemental.
People often come to Hui Wen for
Trauma, dissociation, attachment wounds, depression, couples, suicidal thoughts and recurring emotional patterns.
You may prefer Hui Wen if
You want to understand why your reactions make sense, not just how to suppress them.
S$300 · 60-minute in-person session
S$200 · 60-minute online session
Muxin 沐心
Hypnotherapist for Sleep, Insomnia & Anxiety
How Muxin tends to work
Calm, focused and hypnotherapy-based, especially useful for people whose minds refuse to switch off.
People often come to Muxin for
Sleep difficulties, insomnia, anxiety, racing thoughts and overthinking.
You may prefer Muxin if
You understand the problem logically, but your body or automatic reactions have not caught up.
S$250 · 60-minute in-person session
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Nachum Kaplan (Nak)
Addiction & Trauma Expert
How Nachum tends to work
Direct, cognitively sharp, attachment-informed and practical, with a focus on the pain beneath behaviour.
People often come to Nachum for
Addiction, trauma, PTSD, anger, loneliness, high performance and feeling stuck in survival mode.
You may prefer Nachum if
You want someone who can challenge you without reducing you to your behaviour.
S$250 · 60-minute in-person session
S$150 · 60-minute online session
What is it actually like to work with us?
We explain what we are doing.
Therapy should not feel like something mysterious being done to you. We explain the purpose behind the work and how it connects to what you are experiencing.
We do not force one model onto everyone.
Different people need different ways of working. The approach is chosen around the person, not the other way around.
The relationship matters.
Feeling understood, safe enough to be honest and able to disagree with your therapist can matter as much as the method itself.
We look underneath the symptom
A behaviour or reaction often makes more sense when we understand what it has been protecting, avoiding or helping you survive.