
Helping people to heal from painful memories
Masters of Counselling (Flinders University)
Certified Multichannel Eye Movement Integration (MEMI) Practitioner
Certified Brain-Switch 2.0 Practitioner
Integrative Attachment Therapy (Level 3)
Licensed Practitioner of NLP
Co-Vice President, Brain-Switch 2.0 International
Founding Member, MEMI International Asia
Organising Committee Chair, inaugural MEMI Conference (2024)
About me
I’m Eunice Tan, a psychotherapist with a particular interest in trauma and attachment wounds.
I grew up in Singapore and lived in the UK for over a decade, where I read law at the University of Oxford. I now live in Singapore.
I’ve worked in the not-for-profit, private and public sectors, but I came to realise that counselling is my passion. For me, there’s nothing more rewarding than helping someone to become their best self.
My approach
I take a neuroscience- and trauma-informed approach to therapy, integrating elements of traditional modalities where appropriate, under the supervision and mentorship of senior psychotherapist Joachim Lee, PBM.
Trauma and emotional wounds
I use MEMI (Multichannel Eye Movement Integration) and Brain-Switch 2.0 to help clients process traumatic events gently and quickly.
Attachment repair
To strengthen clients’ resilience and prevent future traumatisation, I work with clients to repair their attachment wounds using Integrative Attachment Therapy, which features the Ideal Parent Figure protocol.
What Clients Say
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