MICHELLE CHUA
Clinical Psychologist
Bachelor of Social Science, NUS Singapore
Master of Clinical Psychology, James Cook University Singapore
Introduction
Michelle is a clinical psychologist who has experience supporting children and youths with various presenting concerns, including anxiety,
depression, self-esteem issues, interpersonal difficulties, inattentive difficulties, and self-harming behaviours. Drawing on evidence-
based interventions, she works collaboratively with clients to develop a deeper understanding of their experiences, build on their strengths,
and help them achieve meaningful and sustainable change.
She is trained in administering child and adult intelligence tests, standardised tests of personality, memory tests,
and executive functioning assessments.
depression, self-esteem issues, interpersonal difficulties, inattentive difficulties, and self-harming behaviours. Drawing on evidence-
based interventions, she works collaboratively with clients to develop a deeper understanding of their experiences, build on their strengths,
and help them achieve meaningful and sustainable change.
She is trained in administering child and adult intelligence tests, standardised tests of personality, memory tests,
and executive functioning assessments.
Areas of Specialisation
ADHD · Neurodivergent · Self-esteem · Image and identity development
Who I work with
Children and youths · Family/Parent- child
Modalities
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) · Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) · Compassion-focused approaches · Solution-focused approaches
Counselling Style
Gentle · Compassionate · Optimistic · Inquisitive · Warm
Professional Memberships & Affiliations
- Singapore Psychological Society, Full Membership (FM025145C)
- Singapore Register of Psychologists (SRP) Membership (2602001)
Trainings & Certifications
- ASIST Training (2024)
- Graduate Certificate in Psychotherapeutic Approaches (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy) (2019)
- Have done intelligence assessments, memory assessments, standardised tests of personality, and executive functioning assessments
Past Work Experiences
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-esteem issues
- Interpersonal difficulties
- Inattentive difficulties
- Self-harming behaviours