Vedanta Attri – Counsellor
Having studied and worked in India, Australia and Singapore, her counselling style is eclectic, person-centered and multicultural while relying on evidence-based tools and techniques from attachment theories, mindfulness-based practices and cognitive-behavioural therapy. Through her psychotherapy degree she gravitates towards Expressive, Jungian, Emotion-focused and Existential therapies, learning to tailor therapy to her client’s needs and preferences while working at The Cabin.
She strongly believes in empowering clients by creating a safe space for them to find meaning and purpose while helping them manage symptoms and cravings caused by addictions’ disease nature. In her free time she enjoys dancing and painting.
Vedanta Attri
Counsellor
Dawn Kwan
Art Psychotherapist
Dawn Kwan – Art Psychotherapist
Dawn, a multi-disciplinary visual artist, has primarily focused on painting and sculpture throughout her career. Art has served as Dawn’s mentor and companion on her inner journey, inspiring her to share art therapy as a means of healing and discovering one’s true essence.
As an art psychotherapist, Dawn is dedicated to empowering women and aiding in addiction rehabilitation. She approaches her work from a person-centred, insight-oriented, and psychodynamic perspective. Dawn has guided and supported individuals and groups through private art psychotherapy sessions and art-based wellness workshops, fostering love, connection, and presence in her clients’ journeys.
With over 400 completed paintings and nine major solo art exhibitions, Dawn has showcased her talent in collaboration with esteemed organizations such as the Singapore Tourism Board in Beijing, The American Club, the Spanish Tourism Office, the Swiss Embassy, and The American Club.
Dawn has been recognized for her contributions, receiving scholarships from The Red Pencil (Singapore), LASALLE College of the Arts, and Nanyang Technical University College. She actively collaborates with non-profit organizations, including Project X for sex workers in Singapore, the Humanitarian Organization of Migration Economics (HOME), and Bethesda Care Centre’s FAME Club. Through the auction of her artworks, Dawn has raised over S$400,000 for various charitable causes, including Vietnam Outreach, The New Charis Mission, the National Cancer Institute, the Heart Foundation, the Kidney Dialysis Foundation, and the Asian Women’s Welfare Association.
Dr. Ronina Stevens – Collaboration with The Other Clinic
Nina, a highly experienced therapist with 19 years of work in the NHS, trained in the UK. Her extensive background includes working with clients of all ages in clinics, schools, and hospitals. Prior to private practice, she established and managed three services for families with complex mental health issues. In Singapore, Nina served as an Adjunct Associate at the National University of Singapore, supervising trainees in local clinics as part of the Masters of Clinical Psychology Programme. This has given her insight into the unique challenges faced by Singaporeans.
With expertise in various therapeutic models such as CBT, ACT, Schema, and EMDR, Nina can effectively address mood disorders, trauma, and relationship issues.
As a parent of five children and a grandparent of one, she understands that perfect parenting theories are unrealistic. She believes in the power of humour and self-kindness to navigate life’s challenges.
Dr. Ronina Stevens
Collaboration with
The Other Clinic