Our art therapists in Singapore

Art therapy invites us to witness healing not through fixing, but through being present with what emerges.

Meet Our Registered Art Therapists in Singapore

SPACE Art Therapy Studio ensures the quality and standards of our therapeutic services. Our therapists are all registered and credentialed with the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA), the professional body that represents creative arts therapists in these regions.

All our therapists are registered with Singapore's Ministry of Education (MOE).

Here is a little snippet of how they practice art therapy in Singapore.

Logo for ANZACA, The Australian New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Theories Association, featuring a circular design with arrows and leaf elements.
Portrait of a young man with black, wavy hair, smiling, wearing a blue button-up shirt, seated with hands clasped over lap, against a dark background.

RN: 94296030

Meet Zul

Tapping into his decade of experience working with individuals from marginalised communities, Zul holds a strong belief in the transformative power of art as a means of communication and as a tool for healing. He is passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals across all ages. Zul integrates his experience as a former educator and working in an international school to support development and mental wellbeing for students. He uses his knowledge of sociological influence and art psychotherapy to provide psychological support to adults and teens navigating symptoms of depression, anxiety, life transitions and traumatic childhoods.

Portrait of a smiling young woman with long red hair wearing a light purple button-up shirt against a dark background.

RN: 94295976

Meet Vivien

With a background in psychology, Vivien brings together both talk-based and creative approaches in her work, integrating Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) approaches into her art therapy practice. Her experience in supporting people spans different stages of life — from working with young children as an early childhood educator, to supporting teens and adults in mental health rehabilitation during her years as an associate psychologist. Vivien hopes to create a space where individuals can slow down, be curious about themselves, and explore what feels meaningful to them, through both words and art.

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RN: 94295987

Meet Lian Hai

Lian Hai has provided art therapeutic intervention to families, as well as adolescents with complex backgrounds. He believes in the communicative power of artwork in reframing his clients’ understanding of themselves. His decades in healthcare architecture gave him insight into the importance of spaces in relation to healing and therapeutic work, which he now uses to support adolescents and older adults.

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