Resolve the past without reliving it

Gentle and rapid trauma processing for those whose past still feels like the present - and for the therapists who help them.

When your past still lives in your present

Whether you are seeking help for the first time or been in therapy for years, the problem is the same: A memory from your past is stuck in your present, affecting your relationships, work, and peace of mind.

You may have tried various approaches that didn't get to the root:

Cognitive

You understand why you feel this way, but the insight hasn't changed how you feel.

Somatic

You can breathe and ground yourself in the moment, but the memory doesn't go away.

Affective

You've tried to “feel your feelings” and "cry it out", but afterwards the pain still remains.

If you’ve tried to think, feel, or breathe your way out of trauma without success, it’s because the memory is stored in a part of your brain that most therapy can’t reach.

My Approach

I take a neuroscience- and trauma-informed approach to therapy, integrating elements of traditional modalities where appropriate, under the supervision and mentorship of senior psychotherapist Dr Joachim Lee, PBM.

About Me

I’m Eunice Tan, a psychotherapist with a particular interest in trauma and attachment wounds.

I grew up in Singapore and lived in the UK for over a decade, where I read law at the University of Oxford. I now live in Singapore.

I’ve worked in the not-for-profit, private and public sectors, but I came to realise that counselling is my passion. For me, there’s nothing more rewarding than helping someone to become their best self.

  • Masters of Counselling (Flinders University)

  • Certified Multichannel Eye Movement Integration (MEMI) Practitioner

  • Certified Brain-Switch 2.0 Practitioner

  • Integrative Attachment Therapy (Level 3)

  • Licensed Practitioner of NLP

  • Co-Vice President, Brain-Switch 2.0 International

  • Founding Member, MEMI International Asia

  • Organising Committee Chair, inaugural MEMI Conference (2024)

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