Senior Art Psychotherapist in Singapore | Supervisor | Part-time Lecturer | MA AThR (ANZACATA) | Cat Mom
Jue Ann inspires growth and healing through art. She’s a credentialed art therapist with over a decade of experience in individual and group therapy across non-profit and private practice settings. From residential care to open studios (@jueintime, @lepakwith_Ajushi), she connects with young and old, including those with dementia.
Her current focus is on journeying with adults through life’s pivotal moments and challenges. This includes navigating grief and loss, managing stressful periods, or exploring your mental health and neurodiversity. She also supports emerging art therapists through supervision, helping them grow with confidence and care in their own professional journeys.
Through creative expression, Jue Ann walks alongside her clients as they move through life’s complexities, helping them discover new perspectives and pathways forward – with strength, compassion, and clarity.
Fluent in English, Mandarin, Malay, Cantonese, and Hokkien, and understands Hakka.
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Jue Ann’s Journey to Art Therapy
A lifelong learner with a passion for cross-cultural connection.
Her journey to art therapy began with a rich multicultural upbringing. Exposed to diverse experiences and dialects from a young age, she developed a deep appreciation for understanding others. This naturally led her to gravitate towards working with the geriatric population, finding immense value in their stories and experiences.
However, her journey didn’t stop there. Her desire to support individuals across all stages of life grew, encompassing young adults, caregivers, and anyone navigating the challenges of life transitions.
More than just a profession, art therapy for Jue Ann is a journey of shared exploration. Her own experiences have instilled a deep empathy, allowing her to connect with clients on a deeper level.
Her dedication extends beyond therapeutic practices. As a part-time lecturer at LASALLE College of the Arts, she shares her expertise with future art therapists. She guides MA Art Therapy students, providing insightful thesis supervision. Additionally, she offers short courses for adult learners, fostering a love for art as a therapeutic tool.
She is constantly seeking new ways to integrate art into the therapeutic process, believing that creativity can be a powerful tool for growth and healing.
