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Caroline Ng
Psychologist & Professional Counsellor
Caroline Ng supports individuals, couples, teens, families, and groups through counselling, psychotherapy, trauma-informed support, Internal Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Multichannel Eye Movement Integration.
Her work supports clients navigating trauma, identity, emotional healing, anxiety, low mood, caregiver fatigue, burnout, childhood trauma, autism-related challenges, and the process of rebuilding connection with self and others.
“Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing we’ll ever do.”
- Brené Brown
About Caroline
Caroline Ng is a professional counsellor and psychotherapist with a commitment to walking alongside individuals, especially women and youth, as they navigate trauma, identity, and emotional healing. She creates a warm, safe, and affirming space where clients can explore their inner world, work through painful past experiences, and reconnect with a sense of purpose and wholeness.
Her therapeutic lens is shaped by lived experience and deep empathy for those who may feel unseen, unheard, or disconnected from their self-worth. Her background helps her support clients with sensitivity, care, and respect for the personal stories they carry.
Since 2011, Caroline has also been journeying with women in Cambodia who have experienced trauma, supporting them in rebuilding their lives and working through intergenerational cycles of pain.
Professional Roles
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Psychologist
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Professional Counsellor
Languages
Languages for Counselling:
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English
Spoken Languages:
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English
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Mandarin
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Cantonese
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Teochew
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Hokkien
How She Supports Clients
Caroline’s therapy is integrative, client-centred, and trauma-informed. She draws from approaches such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Christian Counselling, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, and Multichannel Eye Movement Integration (MEMI).
She supports clients in understanding their inner experiences, emotional patterns, identity concerns, and the narratives they may be carrying. Her approach is grounded in presence, compassion, and collaboration.
Where relevant, her work may support clients experiencing anxiety, depression, childhood trauma, caregiver fatigue, burnout, identity confusion, and autism-related challenges.
Areas of Support
Individuals
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Anxiety or low mood-related concerns
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Identity confusion or self-worth concerns
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Emotional healing and self-understanding
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Burnout or caregiver fatigue
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Autism-related challenges
Women & Youth
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Trauma-informed support
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Identity and belonging concerns
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Feeling unseen, unheard, or disconnected from self-worth
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Emotional recovery after painful experiences
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Support for rebuilding life and connection
Trauma & Emotional Healing
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Childhood trauma-related concerns
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Painful past experiences
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Intergenerational cycles of pain
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Emotional patterns and inner parts work
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Reconnection with self and relationships
Couples & Families
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Relationship and family concerns
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Communication and emotional understanding
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Caregiver strain
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Support for family connection
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Navigating emotional impact across relationships
Groups
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Group-based emotional support
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Shared reflection and connection
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Supportive spaces for self-understanding
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Trauma-informed group support where appropriate
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Emotional wellbeing and relationship-focused support
Faith-Sensitive Support
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Christian Counselling where appropriate
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Values-based reflection
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Meaning, identity, and emotional healing
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Support paced around each client’s needs and comfort
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Respectful integration of faith where relevant to the client
Therapeutic Modalities
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Internal Family Systems (IFS)
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Christian Counselling
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
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Narrative Therapy
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Multichannel Eye Movement Integration (MEMI)
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Trauma-informed support
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Client-centred therapy
Education & Training
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Master of Science in Social Psychology (Distinction)
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Master of Science in Management
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Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling Psychology
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Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Economics)
Membership
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Singapore Psychological Society (SPS)
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Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC)
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British Psychological Society (BPS)
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Association for Christian Counselling Singapore (ACCS)
Personal & Professional Background
Caroline began her career in Organizational & Industrial Psychology in London before moving into global roles in consumer behaviour, marketing, and public affairs. This background gives her insight into human motivation, identity, and the narratives people live by.
Since 2011, she has also supported women in Cambodia who have experienced trauma, walking alongside them as they rebuild their lives and work through intergenerational cycles of pain.
Outside of therapy, Caroline recharges through hiking, playing the keyboard, and creative crafts. She is a devoted mother of three and shares her home with a golden retriever named Mazzy.
What Clients May Work Towards
Clients working with Caroline may be supported in developing:
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Greater awareness of inner experiences and emotional patterns
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More compassion toward parts of themselves that may feel wounded or unseen
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A stronger sense of self-worth and identity
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More steadiness when working through trauma-related concerns
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Practical coping skills for anxiety, low mood, burnout, or caregiver fatigue
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Clearer understanding of personal narratives and relationship patterns
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Greater connection with self, family, and community
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More confidence in navigating emotional healing at a sustainable pace
These are areas clients may work towards through counselling, psychotherapy, trauma-informed support, and psychological support. Outcomes vary between individuals and are not guaranteed.
What Clients have Shared...