Grace Wong

Grace is a kind and empathetic associate psychologist, dedicated to creating a safe and supportive environment for her clients. Growing up in various of countries (Hong Kong, Shanghai, Bangkok and London), her upbringing have allowed her to foster a profound appreciation for individuals from different cultures. In her work to date, her experiences have enabled her to draw on her multicultural perspective to create a non-judgmental space, providing personalised support tailored to the client's needs. Currently, Grace works to support a wide variety of clients to address a variety of psychological challenges including Depression, Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Stress management, and Relationship issues. 

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During her studies, Grace completed her Bachelor's degree in Psychology with Honours from the University of St Andrews, Scotland. Following her graduation, she has worked with various healthcare clinics in Singapore to support various clientele. Previously, she gained medico-legal experience and worked closely with a diverse portfolio of legal clientele involved in traffic/work accidents, domestic abuse, sexual misconduct, and embezzlement charges. She also worked closely with warded patients on a one-on-one basis, conducting psychological assessments under close supervision. In the hospital wards, she primarily worked with patients suffering from depression, anxiety, bipolar disease, alcohol dependency and schizoaffective disorders.

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In addition to seeing clients at Better Life, she presently works as a facilitator at FreEDom - Better Life’s Intensive Outpatient Eating Disorder Day Service - providing those recovering from eating disorders with structured support and compassionate care. During FreEDom, she leads psycho-education, mindfulness, and arts/hobbies sessions as well as formulates evidence-based intervention plans to support and empower her clients throughout their recovery journey.

 

Beyond her passion for clinical work, Grace enjoys connecting and giving back to the community. In Hong Kong, she founded an art project for Refugee and Asylum seeker youth. Currently, she loves to volunteer during the weekend and works with children/youth from low-income families in Singapore. In her off time, she is also passionate about expressing her creative side through oil painting and finds joy in movement in activities such as pilates, touch rugby and basketball.