Welcome

And thank you for visiting us.

Tembusu Training & Therapy is focused on training and equipping mental health professionals who are working with parents, families and children to provide high quality services to the clients that they serve. We run regular training workshops on a range of topics and modalities with the aim of offering mental health professionals options in developing their effectiveness when working with their community and clientele.

As the approved centre for West Coast Institute for Gestalt Therapy for Children and Adolescents, we also provide training and supervision for those in the certification programme with WCI enroute to becoming Certified Gestalt Play Therapists.

We also provide psychotherapy and counselling for individuals, couples, families and children in a wide range of challenges. We specialize in working with children and adolescents using creative and play therapies to help them through difficult challenges in their lives. We do this by working closely with families to build on their abilities to provide best for their children. 

We hope that you will stay on and get to know us a bit better. ​

Develop your competency working with children and families

Do you want to sharpen your competency working with children, adolescents and families? Find out more about the West Coast Institute certification and training programmes here.

​What is play Therapy?

book on Play Therapy
​in Asia

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Finally, a book discussing how mostly Western play-therapy approaches are adapted for use in Asian countries. Edited by Dr Angela Siu and Dr Alicia Pon, "Play Therapy in Asia"  is a must-read for all play therapy practitioners. Now available on Amazon and Book Depository. 
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Ms Lee Sock Kuan is the first in SE Asia to be certified as Gestalt Therapist with Children and Adolescents with West Coast Institute (http://westcoastinstitute.us/).  She is excited to further her clinical work with children and adolescents in this area of specialization. 

As the approved WCI trainer and supervisor, she is also committed to the professional development of play therapists in the region.
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With Felicia Carroll (Solvang, California, Jun 2017)