Jeannie Koh received her Masters in Community Counselling from Eastern Michigan University, Michigan, in 1993, where she also received a professional counselling license (State of Michigan). She was also certified with the National Board of Certified Counsellors (U.S.). Her specialization is in grief and loss, crisis and trauma, and transitions. She has since led and revamped a counselling service where she initiated and spearheaded mental health crisis frameworks for a large educational institution; served as a child, adolescent and family therapist for a multi-national organization; worked in a residential community for developmentally disabled adults (Toronto, Canada); provided crisis counselling for a crisis centre (Detroit, Michigan); and was a counsellor with a hospice (Ann Arbor, Michigan). She also serves as consultant, trainer and mentor to various organizations regionally including churches and Christian organizations.

Wilson received his BA in Psychology from Biola University, California, his MSW(Clinical Practice) from San Francisco State University and his MA(Family Studies) at Mutnomah Biblical Seminary. He holds certification as a mental health specialist, a child mental health specialist and a developmental disabilities mental health specialist by the State Board of Washington. Wilson moved from the US to practice in Singapore and has held various teaching positions including lecturer at East Asia School of Theology and adjunct lecturer at counselling programmes at Nanyang Technological University.

Linda Koh Ai Sim is a registered member of the Singapore Association for Counselling and a Faculty member of the William Glasser Institute, USA & Singapore. She holds the MSocSc in Counselling from University of South Australia and trainer’s certification in Reality Therapy from the Glasser Institute. She has more than 11 years of counselling and training experience. She has supervised groups training in various counselling modalities and have been providing more specialized supervision to groups training in Choice Theory and Reality Therapy. Linda presently maintains a private practice providing therapy, supervision, training and coaching services.

Joachim has a Bachelor of Theology from Melbourne School of Theology and a Masters in Counselling from University of South Australia. He has pursued additional training and certification in Solution Oriented therapy, Yungian therapy and Gambling and Addictions counselling. Joachim had many years of counselling students at the NUS counselling centre where he was Senior Counsellor He was also responsible for both counselling services and ensures the ongoing training of the counsellors at the centre. Recently, he has been supervising and counselling at the Tampines Family Service Centre as a Director of the centre. Joachim is a Certified Clinical Supervisor.

Warren holds a Masters of Social Work from the University of Hong Kong. He is among the only three therapists in Singapore to hold a clinical membership of the American Association of Marital & Family Therapists. Warren frequently provides counselling training and supervision to therapists and does many workshops and public seminars in Singapore and Malaysia. Warren is among the only therapists in the region to be permitted to run certification programmes in Satir therapy through the Satir Institute of the Pacific.

Edwin Tan is trained as a social worker and is an approved supervisor for the certification of Solution Focused Brief Therapy & Practitioner in Singapore & Asia. He uses metaphors and stories extensively to make his training interesting and practical for participants. He has been running group-work sessions for parents & adolescents since 1998 in the Guidance Programme, STEP-UP in schools and therapeutic groups in Singapore Boys' Hostel. Edwin specializes in counselling youths.

Virginia is a SAC Registered counsellor. At present she divides her working time between her private practice and Boys’ Town where she is the Manager of the Clinical Intervention Centre. Prior to this Virginia was Senior Counsellor and CARE Manager at NUS counselling centre. Her therapeutic work is greatly influenced by her belief of a holistic approach to growth and healing. She sees clients for individual & group therapy/coaching, facilitates at workshops and teaches. She is a Certified Solution Focused Therapist (CCPC). She has a Diploma in Transpersonal Art Therapy from IKON Institute, Perth and a Certificate in Analytical Psychology from the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP). She received her Master in Social Science (Counselling) and a BA in Communication from University of South Australia.