Therapy & Life Coaching

A space to be slowly,

gently met.

One-to-one therapy sessions for those carrying something heavy, those between chapters, and those simply ready to be heard.

What This Is

Therapy Drawn From

Three Quiet Traditions

Our sessions weave narrative therapy, mindfulness, and therapeutic horticulture. They are held by a trained therapist, in a space where it's okay to cry, to be quiet, to laugh at something unexpected, or to spend an hour mostly just looking out at the garden.
The pace is yours.

Who Comes Here

What To Expect

Sessions are between 60-90 minutes. We meet at our Singapore garden studio, or online via video — whichever feels right. The first session is unhurried; we spend it understanding what brought you here, with no pressure to share more than you'd like.

  • 60/90 minutes per session

  • In-garden (Singapore) or online via video

  • First session: a soft getting-to-know-each-other, no pressure to continue

  • Sessions usually held weekly or fortnightly, but we adapt to your rhythm

The Mindful Garderner

I am a therapist and the founder of MonGarden Therapy, a home-based mental wellness space rooted in the belief that healing can feel gentle, human, and deeply personal.

My approach blends narrative therapy, mindfulness, psycho-education, and nature-inspired practices to help people reconnect with themselves and tend to their inner gardens with compassion and care. I believe growth does not always have to happen through pressure — sometimes we bloom best when given enough safety, softness, sunlight, and space to take root.

Before transitioning into psychotherapy and education, I worked in insurance planning, where I found meaning in supporting people through seasons of uncertainty and change. Today, that same intention continues to guide my work: creating spaces where people feel safe to slow down, prune what no longer serves them, nurture what matters, and grow at their own pace. I came to this work the long way around, and I hold it with care.

Hello there, I’m Mon

An Important Note

If You Are In Crisis

We hold space for a wide range of experiences, but our sessions are not designed for acute mental health crises or emergency support. If you are having thoughts of harming yourself, or are in immediate distress, please reach out to one of the services below — they are trained for exactly this moment. You do not have to carry difficult moments alone.

A small resource list:

  • Samaritans of Singapore (SOS): 1-767, 24-hour

  • Institute of Mental Health (IMH) Helpline: 6389 2222

  • Emergency: 995

  • National Mindline: 1771 WhatsApp: 6669 1771

When you're ready for slower, ongoing support, we'll be here.

Fees & Access

What Sessions Cost

Come Sit

A While

If you feel called to connect with us, we warmly invite you to fill in the enquiry form with a few details about yourself and what you are looking for support with.

We’ll gently tend to your message and get back to you within 48 hours to explore whether MonGarden Therapy may be a meaningful space for your journey.