Donald Winnicott used the term potential space to refer to an intermediate area of experiencing that lies between fantasy and reality.

It is the space where our minds interact and explore our unconscious to make sense of suffering and discover a meaningful way of experiencing life.

We provide therapy for ...

• Depression, grief, suicidal thoughts
• Anxiety, phobias, panic attacks
• Post-traumatic stress disorders
• Interpersonal difficulties, relational trauma
• Substance abuse
• Personality disorders
• Existential crisis and personal growth

Leng Bing Shu

Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychologists (CP1-0169)

MAHPC (CP-00093)

I have more than 7 years of clinical experience working in a multi-disciplinary team providing my expertise working with a variety of patients with psychopathology. I am currently a visiting psychologist in the Department of Psychological Medicine, University Malaya Medical Centre. I am under the Router Training program via Macau Jung Centre Development Group. I receive continuous personal analysis, supervision and lectures from IAAP Jungian Analysts. This allows me to work analytically with my patients through the unconscious, mainly through dreams, symbols and archetypal images.

Goh Lei Kheng

Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychologists (CP1-0301)

MAHPC (CP-00158)

Division 39 Society for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology, APA (International Member)

Kuala Lumpur Psychoanalytic Group Member

I have 9 years of clinical experience working with adults and families who struggle with mental health condition. In therapy, I listen to personal meanings of the language used in therapy to deepen understanding of one's internal world.

How we work ...

People come to us because they are in distress, looking for relief, sometimes even after having learned some self-help skills. They realize that the relief they have gained through self-help does not last and they want someone experienced whom they can trust and connect with to help them make deep, meaningful, lasting changes. This requires a person to put in the psychological work, by exploring the unconscious through symbols, transference, dreams, and signifiers.

We offer psychodynamic therapy, believing that it is through this process one finds insight. By reflecting, understanding, and making sense of yourself and your conflicts, symptoms will continuously improve over time. With that, one begins to live a more enriching, satisfying, and meaningful life.

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