Casey works with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and relationship issues. She specializes in helping clients navigate major life transitions as well as complicated career and family dynamics. She is passionate about healing past traumas and discovering possibilities for change while working collaboratively with clients using a range of evidence-based techniques. Casey is a mother of three and has lived in Hong Kong since 2012. She previously worked at The Women’s Foundation in Hong Kong and, prior to that, as an attorney in New York.

• Master of Counselling (Monash)
• Professional Coaching Training (Transcend)
• American Counseling Association
• Hong Kong Society of Counselling and Psychology
• Bachelor of Arts (Michigan) & Juris Doctor (Georgetown)

Jacquelyn offers therapy for adults, adolescents and preteens. She has supported younger clients who have experienced dysfunctional family dynamics, parental separation and divorce, difficulties in acculturation, depression, anxiety, OCD, and peer pressure. She has been heavily involved in substance abuse prevention work and mental health education with youths and their parents from ethnic minority communities and international schools. Jacquelyn also works with adult clients, specializing in women’s issues, attachment trauma, and overcoming limiting beliefs and low self-esteem. Jacquelyn values multi-cultural sensitivity, and has working proficiency in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Prior to her career change, Jacquelyn was an executive trainer with Forbes Travel Guide.

• Master of Counselling (Monash) 
• Certificate of Clinical Hypnotherapy Level 4 (IMDHA) 
• Australian Counselling Association
• Hong Kong Society of Counselling and Psychology
• Psychotherapy Society of Hong Kong 
• Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hong Kong) 

Dickie believes in supporting clients through developing mindfulness and awareness, flexibility, resilience and self-compassion in pursuit of positive change. He works with clients through life and career transitions and hard decisions, and supports issues relating to anxiety, depression, self-worth and belonging. Dickie also has experience supporting adolescents and young adults in individual and group therapy, and acts as a Game Master for Role Playing Game groups in therapeutic settings. Dickie was born in Canada and raised in Hong Kong, and has also lived in the United States and Japan. Prior to counselling, Dickie had a 15-year career in legal practice, university teaching and business.

• Master of Counselling (Monash)
• Hong Kong Society of Counselling and Psychology
• Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association
• Master of Laws (New York) & Master of Arts (King’s College)

Nicola works with adults and adolescents struggling with a sense of disconnection, uncertainty and lack of purpose. These clients may be experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship and family difficulties or compulsive and addictive behaviours. Utilising an integrative framework to address both current challenges and past traumas, Nicola aims to help clients identify and overcome the obstacles preventing them from thriving. Previously an early-years educator, Nicola began working with individual clients to help them understand how their unique roles create successes and challenges within the family structure.

• Master of Counselling (Monash)
• Recovery Facilitator (SMART Recovery)
• Australian Counselling Association
• British Psychological Society
• Bachelor of Science (Honours), Psychology (University of Derby)

Lianne believes that people want the best for themselves and they have the resources within themselves to make changes. Using a person-centered approach, Lianne supports adults who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, low self-esteem, and relationship issues. She also works with couples to manage conflicts arising from parenting, separation, and life transitions. Through Lianne’s own journey with child loss and fertility treatments, she also understands her clients’ struggles while trying to grow their families. Originally from Taiwan, Lianne lived, studied, and worked in various countries; she embraces the uniqueness of multi-national and multi-cultural individuals and families. Lianne worked in investment banking for 15 years in New York, Sydney, and Hong Kong before whole-heartedly pursuing her passion for psychology. Lianne counsels in English and Mandarin.

• Master of Counselling (Monash)
• Asian Professional Counselling & Psychology Association
• The Hong Kong Professional Counselling Association
• Master of Commerce in Finance (UNSW)
• Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Psychology (Tufts)

Brenton works with individuals and couples to find balance and wellbeing in their lives. His practice focuses on life transitions, couples counselling, anxiety, stress management and mindfulness. Brenton employs a person-centered approach to help clients develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships, develop resilience, and create positive change. He creates a supportive, non-judgmental environment and is attuned to the unique needs of LGBTQ+ clients. Specializing in couples therapy and couples coaching, Brenton draws on the Gottman Method to help couples resolve conflict and build meaningful connection. Originally from New Zealand, Brenton has over two decades of experience in education and academia and has studied and worked all over the world.

• Master of Counselling (Monash)
• Gottman Institute Level 1 and Level 2
• Australia Counselling Association
• Psychotherapy Society of Hong Kong
• Master of Science in Dance Science (Wolverhampton University)
• Master of Arts in Dance Studies (City University)