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Individual appearing emotionally neutral and disconnected, illustrating emotional flatness
  • 11 April, 2026
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
Understanding Emotional Flatness Through a Psychological Lens

Some people don’t feel extreme emotions—they feel neutral. This article explores the psychology behind emotional flatness, whether it’s healthy, and how to gently reconnect with your emotional world.

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  • 27 March, 2026
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
Infidelity in Relationships: Why It Happens and the Pathways to Healing

Infidelity can happen even in loving relationships—but why? This article explores the psychology behind cheating, how to decide whether to stay or separate, and how counselling in Singapore can help couples rebuild trust or move forward with clarity.

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Cancelled Flights
  • 03 March, 2026
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
Managing Sudden Anxiety in Times of Global Conflict

Sudden global conflicts can trigger intense anxiety, especially when a loved one may be in danger and the situation feels beyond your control. This article explores the psychological impact of uncertainty, helplessness, and fear, and offers practical strategies to help regulate anxiety and restore emotional balance during times of crisis. Learn how to manage sudden anxiety and when seeking professional support from a psychologist in Singapore may help.

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  • 25 January, 2026
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
When Life Feels Stuck: Understanding the Quiet Weight of Being in a Rut

Feeling stuck doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It often means your mind and nervous system have been surviving longer than they should have had to.

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  • 27 December, 2025
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
Making Mental Wellbeing Your New Year’s Resolution

Sometimes the bravest New Year’s resolution isn’t doing more—it’s finally allowing yourself the support you’ve been needing all along.

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  • 27 December, 2025
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
The Psychology behind New Year’s Resolutions

Change doesn’t fail because you lack discipline. It falters when goals aren’t aligned with who you are, and that’s where deeper self-understanding makes all the difference.

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  • 14 December, 2025
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
What Is Somatic EMDR?

When talk therapy reaches its limits, Somatic EMDR invites the body into healing—helping trauma release where words can’t reach.

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  • 06 December, 2025
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
I am Sociable. But Why Am I Still Lonely?

Feeling lonely even when you’re surrounded by people? This article explores how certain conversational habits may limit connection — and how small shifts can help you build deeper, more meaningful relationships.

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  • 23 November, 2025
  • By Dr. Kimberly Chew
Understanding Guilt: Why We Feel It and How to Heal

Guilt can feel overwhelming and isolating, but understanding why it happens is the first step toward healing. This article explores how guilt forms, how it affects you, and how therapy helps you move toward self-forgiveness.

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