Stories

Following a deep personal transformation, Amy Kang became an advocate for mental wellness and emotional resilience. Through consulting, writing, and workshops, she helps others rediscover self-trust and hope, reminding us that healing is a lifelong, beautiful unfolding.

After years of global dance training, Chun Chua returned to Singapore to pioneer somatic healing through movement. Her work blends dance, mindfulness, and breath, inviting others to reconnect with their bodies, emotions, and shared humanity.

After a personal healing journey, Jane Tor envisioned creating spaces where Singaporeans could explore alternative life paths. Today, through her communities Going Slow and Let Me Be Academy, she empowers others to embrace self-discovery, resilience, and authentic living.

After a transformative personal experience with hypnotherapy, Pudding Ibrahim founded a thriving practice helping others overcome trauma, pain, and limiting beliefs. Her journey stands as a testament to the human capacity for resilience, healing, and empowered living.

In Zurich, Switzerland, Emily Hoon’s path unfolded when she and her loved ones battled through health issues. After these hardships, Emily realized that she needed to bridge the gaps within conventional medicine and help those left in the dust, focusing her expertise on helping women’s health and lifestyles. Her story enables us to explore unconventional paths to help others, thinking out of the box and innovate beyond what we already know.

Building a life in Suzhou, China, Glory Goh faced challenges balancing career ambition and physical wellness. Her advocacy for neuroscience and authentic living reminds us that vulnerability is a strength. Glory’s journey shows that real resilience often isn’t linear but with enough passion, anyone can persevere through major setbacks.

In South Carolina, Tay Sok Hwee has been a pioneer in bringing music therapy to diverse communities. Her work shows how music can transcend words and create deep healing. Sok Hwee’s journey inspires us to see that even unseen bridges — like sound and emotion — can build lasting connection and hope.