Zenith Medical Clinic is designed with the patient in mind. Tapping on a wide network of trusted medical specialists, we are able to bring complex care to your doorstep.
We have 2 doctors who are brothers. We currently have a team of psychologists to see you by appointment only. Our services are listed here.
Not to mention we have a large team of clinic assistants ready to serve you and your needs.
Available: Tuesday 6pm to 8pm | Wednesday 2pm to 4pm | Thursday 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Sherwynn is an Intern Therapist who is studying for her Master of Clinical Mental Health and Psychotherapy at the National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS YLLSOM) and Mind Science Centre.
Sherwynn holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology (with Honours) from NUS and is currently working part-time at the A*STAR Institute for Human Development and Potential, Translation Neuroscience Department as a Research Officer. At her work, Sherwynn administers standardised assessments such as the Bayley-4, for data collection from various cohort studies and engages in research data management of collected data from sleep measures.
She previously interned at NUH REACH-west, working closely with schools to provide timely assessments and interventions to school-aged children that are referred under the REACH programme. From this internship she has seen a variety of cases such as referrals for autism, ADHD, school refusal, anxiety and depression.
Her Masters capstone project is a primary study that seeks to explore the relationship between birth order and perfectionism, and its subsequent influence on obsessive compulsive traits, body dissatisfaction, anxiety and depressive symptoms in Singaporean young adults.
Outside of work and school, Sherwynn enjoys getting a good workout with her peers and has been a spin instructor for 5 years and counting! She is also a proud pawrent to an adorable toy maltipoo and loves to bring him for café dates on the weekends.
Available: Monday 2pm to 8pm | Thursday 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Vathsalaa is an intern therapist currently pursuing her Masters in Clinical Mental Health and Psychotherapy at NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, MindScience Centre. She previously completed her Diploma in Law and Management before making a switch to Psychology as her interest was piqued after learning about the psychology of the mind. She then went on to complete her Bachelor’s and Honours Degrees in Psychological Science at James Cook University before working as a Care Coach at National Healthcare Group Polyclinics (NHGP).
Her role as a Care Coach enabled her to counsel and guide patients with poorly controlled diabetes and other chronic health conditions to lead better lives through intentional behavioural change and modification. Additionally, she has been involved in the planning and execution of several Support Groups focused on Diabetes management and mental health.
Vathsalaa has previously interned at Singapore General Hospital (SGH) and has seen a variety of cases ranging from depression, anxiety, eating disorders, schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and has has also assisted in family therapy and obstetrics and gynecology (O&G) cases at SGH using interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT), interpersonal counselling (IPC), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and aspects of Dialectic Behavioural Therapy (DBT).
Apart from clinical practice, Vathsalaa also has interest in teaching and volunteering, which she has been engaged in since her undergraduate days as a student. She recently completed her volunteering stint as a Mentor as part of NUS TeachSG programme (Project SOAR), which provides academic coaching and mentoring to children and youth from disadvantaged families.
Outside of work and school, Vathsalaa loves to engage in hobbies and consume content related to photography, dance and other forms of artistic creation and thought-provoking ideologies.
Andrew is a Clinical Psychology Intern who is studying for his Master of Clinical Psychology at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
His Masters thesis studies coping styles and social support among significant other persons in the context of persons struggling with addiction.
He has completed his internship with us, he has moved on to other places of practice.