About
CURRICULUM VITAE
QUALIFICATIONS
From data science to therapeutic healing
Sing Ping is a registered practitioner with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA). She was a data scientist and analytics consultant in the banking, telecommunications and professional services sector in Singapore and Australia. Outside the corporate world, Sing Ping worked with schoolchildren, and she tutored undergraduates and postgraduates at her alma mater.
Master of Psychotherapy and Counselling (WSU
- International Postgraduate Scholarship recipient at Western Sydney University
Master of Economics (Econometrics) (USyd)
- International Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship recipient at the University of Sydney
Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Honours) (Monash)
- Dean’s Honour List recipient at Monash University
Group Dynamics and Facilitation (Morling College)
Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples (Sue Johnsinfon)
Bringing Up Great Kids Program Facilitator (Australian Childhood Foundation)
Advanced Akashic Healing (Brynne Dippell)
APPROACH
Specialist training with a dash of lived experience
While bereavement reverted Sing Ping to the path of becoming a therapist, a health episode initiated and subsequently shaped the holistic approach she now offers to clients – through physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual healing.
In Sing Ping’s therapist toolkit, one will find a special mix of counselling modalities, practical spirituality, intuitive wisdom and energy work. She is guided by the principles and knowledge of attachment theory, interpersonal neurobiology, emotionally focused couples therapy, family therapy, group therapy, systemic constellations, anthroposophy, and the Akashic Records.
Sing Ping believes in co-creating with her clients. Ultimately, clients hold the decision to embody and materialize the growth and transformation they want in their lives. To the best of her abilities, Sing Ping will honor the journey and time she shares with her
clients.
BACKGROUND
Bite-sized biography
Sing Ping lived in Malaysia for two decades before moving to Australia and Singapore for tertiary education and professional employment. Her cultural roots trace back to both Malaysia and Singapore, and she regards Australia as her spiritual home.
Life outside the therapy room includes spending time in mother nature, recharging her batteries through fitness exercise, embracing stillness through Vipassana meditation, and indulging in wholesome good food with the company of loved ones.
SERVICES
