Jolene Chiang is a professionally trained Art Psychotherapist (MA AThR), accredited with Australian, New Zealand and Asia Creative Therapies Art Association (ANZACATA). She works in both community and hospital settings with children, youths and adults. She specialises in mental health, loss and grief and trauma.
Her clinical experience includes working closely in multi-disciplinary teams including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers and counsellors. Her clientele includes administering arts-based assessments, and providing compassionate, effective interventions for children, youths and adults living with mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety and personality disorders. Jolene is the first art psychotherapist to lead national community art projects and provide art psychotherapy at the first bereavement counselling centre in Singapore.
She served a diverse population, including children to elderly experiencing grief and trauma from death-related losses due to illness, suicide, accidents, homicide and natural death. Jolene has been invited as conference presenter and panel speaker at various mental health, grief and bereavement settings to speak about clinical applications of art therapy.
She is also very human, and a spiritual pilgrim.
Please email me at: [email protected]
ANXIETY AND PANIC DISORDERS
DEPRESSION
GENERAL RELATIONSHIP CHALLENGES (FAMILY, FRIENDS, CO-WORKERS)
LGBTQIA+
TRAUMA AND POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD)
PERSONAL GROWTH AND SELF-ESTEEM
PERSONALITY DISORDERS
LIFE TRANSITIONS
GENERAL MENTAL HEALTH
GRIEF AND LOSS
CHILDREN & YOUTH
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER
RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY
SCHIZOPHRENIA & PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS
IDENTITY & EXISTENTIALISM
Masters in Art Therapy
Schema Therapy (Level 1)
Masters in Applied Commerce (International Business),
Bachelor of Arts (Criminology & Sociology)
Certified Advance Care Planning Facilitator
Arts-Based Supervision
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At A Space Between, we have over 90 members of practising therapists, each specialising in several fields such as depression, relationship, paediatrics, and LGBTQIA+ issues. Our location at Tanjong Pagar makes it a convenient and sizeable space for hosting counselling or small group therapy.
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10 Anson Road, International Plaza,
#28-14, Singapore 079903
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