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Lynn K.

I support young children through play-based therapy, offering a calm and caring space where they can express their feelings in ways that feel natural and safe to them.
For many children, play is how they communicate—especially when they don’t yet have the words to explain big emotions, worries, or changes happening around them. Through play, creativity, and connection, children are able to share their inner world in a way that feels comfortable and unforced. Alongside my therapeutic work, I bring over a decade of experience teaching speech, drama, and public speaking in schools across Singapore.

I have worked closely with teachers, Heads of Department, and school leadership teams—supporting children’s confidence, communication, and emotional expression through creative and embodied approaches.

This experience allows me to work sensitively alongside educators and families, with a strong understanding of children’s learning environments and the everyday challenges they may face both at school and at home.

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Lynn K.

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THERAPEUTIC APPROACH

A Gentle, Child-Led Approach
My work is gentle and child-led. Therapy does not mean that something is “wrong.”Many families come simply to support their child through a transition, emotional overwhelm, or a period of uncertainty. Sessions move at your child’s pace, allowing them to explore their feelings through play, creativity, and imagination.
Feel understood and emotionally safe
Develop emotional regulation
Build confidence and self-awareness
Express feelings without pressure
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Doing it better

I work collaboratively with a trusted multidisciplinary team, which may include an art therapist, speech therapist, or occupational therapist. This ensures your child receives well-rounded, thoughtful support without rushing.

How collaboration works

  • Play therapy remains the primary point of support
  • Additional professionals are considered only if needed
  • Parents are always informed and involved in decisions
  • Referrals are made thoughtfully, not routinely