Founder

IVY YEO

Masters of Arts (Art Therapy)
Bachelor of Social Work

Registered Art Therapist/ APPROVED SUPERVISOR (ANZACATA) | Registered Social Worker, Singapore (SASW) | Registered instructor with the Ministry of Education (MOE)

Level 6 Diploma in art therapy supervision (CPCAB) | Diploma in new media | Certified in Western Art | Certified (ACLP) ADULT EDUCATOR with social institute singapore

Ivy believes in the transformative and healing power of art-making. She sees art as a safe and alternative space for self-expression, where individuals can connect, express themselves and grow together through warm, playful creative experiences. She believes everyone holds boundless potential waiting for be discovered through creative exploration and self-awareness.

Ivy journeys alongside children, youths and adults with diverse needs as they process complex emotions and navigate life transitions. She also supports families who had experienced/witnessed abuse, separation and/or adoption, helping them make sense of their world and develop emotional regulation. 

Recognising the vital role of a child’s natural environment in their development, Ivy believes in a systemic approach, working with families and exploring parent/caregiver-child and sibling dynamics. She facilitates family group and parent-child art therapy sessions, as well as therapeutic workshops, to foster connection and strengthen relational bonds.

Over the past decade, Ivy has also provided managerial and clinical individual/group supervision to social workers, counsellors, art therapists and art therapy trainees working with vulnerable populations. Trained in arts-based supervision, she supports professionals in deepening their clinical skills and reflective practice, with the aim of enhancing client outcomes.

Ivy is an adjunct lecturer in the MA in Art Therapy Programme at LASALLE College of the Arts, University of the Arts Singapore.

FOUNDER

PAMELA LIE

PhD in Expressive Therapies
Masters of Arts (Art Therapy)

Registered Art Therapist (anzacata) | Professional member (CATA) | Registered instructor with the Ministry of Education (MOE)

Certified (ACLP) ADULT EDUCATOR with social institute singapore

Pamela holds a quiet belief that things can come together in meaningful ways. Through her work, she has witnessed how creative expression gives shape to personal stories, and how difficult thoughts and feelings can be held and seen by others. She approaches each image as carrying its own narrative, with the sense that small moments of making can open the possibility for change.

Her work with children and young people navigating emotional and psychological challenges has shaped her awareness of the stigma and prejudice that continue to surround mental health. Guided by a commitment to fostering freedom and acceptance through creative expression, Pamela supports the development of creative community spaces and works towards creating more open and accessible ways for people to connect and relate across differences.

Pamela’s research interests centre on mental health resilience, mechanisms of change in art therapy, and social-emotional learning through the arts in school contexts. She is committed to advancing the field of art therapy and continues to deepen her knowledge in ways that support thoughtful, grounded practice.

Pamela is an adjunct lecturer in the MA in Art Therapy Programme at LASALLE College of the Arts, University of the Arts Singapore.