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07/03/2026

What helps couples stay connected even when conflict feels inevitable? ❤️‍🩹

Over the past two days at our Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 Training, participants explored the science behind how relationships function, falter, and repair.

From the Sound Relationship House Theory to practical assessment tools and interventions, the workshop offered a research-driven foundation for understanding couple dynamics and supporting meaningful change in therapy.

A heartfelt thank you to the 33 participants who joined us with curiosity, openness, and a shared commitment to strengthening the work we do with couples 💛

We are also deeply grateful to our trainer, Trish Purnell-Webb, Certified Gottman Therapist, Advanced Clinical Trainer, and Consultant for The Gottman Institute, for guiding us through the training with such clarity, depth, and generosity of experience.

For those looking to continue the journey, Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 2 Training will be taking place on 🗓️6–8 May.
�Deepen your clinical skills and build on the foundations established in Level 1.

👉🏻🔗 Register here: https://emcc.org.sg/training-education/for-clinicians/gottman-l2-clinical-training/

🌱As the official partner of The Gottman Institute in Singapore since 2014, EMCC remains committed to equipping practitioners with evidence-based tools that strengthen relationships and support lasting change.

04/03/2026

Not every ending deserves an explanation.

Some just need a little grace and the courage to keep turning pages even when you don’t know how the last one should’ve closed.

If you need someone to walk alongside you as you navigate this journey, reach out to us here: https://emcc.org.sg/counselling/enquiry/

27/02/2026

Getting married soon or planning your next chapter together? 💍

EMCC will be at the Hitcheed Wedding Fair on 7 & 8 March 2026 (12–8PM) at Suntec Convention Hall 403, and we’d love to meet you!

Whether you’re newly engaged or already preparing for marriage, come by our booth to learn more about our science-backed Marriage Preparation Programme and Couples Counselling, both grounded in the Gottman Method and Prepare/Enrich framework, and designed to help couples build strong foundations that last.

🎤 We’ll also be giving a talk on both days, 4–5PM:

“Recipe for a Happy Marriage”: practical, research-based tools to deepen understanding, strengthen communication, and prepare confidently for the seasons ahead.

For more info, visit: https://rsvp.hitcheed.com/

✨ Planning to attend?
Book a complimentary 15-minute consult with us at the fair and stand to win free couples counselling sessions.

Secure your consult slot here:
🔗 https://calendly.com/abrahamchua-emcc/consultemcc?month=2026-03

See you there! Let’s build your marriage on more than trial and error 💛

Organised by Hitcheed, Wedding Wonderland is our signature event showcasing over 80 wedding professionals. View the latest wedding trends, get unique packages and try on stunning wedding gowns at our Bridal Market.

18/02/2026

Trying to connect but it keeps backfiring?

Sometimes it’s not about love. It’s about how love is expressed.

Small shifts in how we respond can change the emotional climate of a home.

Try one shift this week!

At EMCC, we support families in building emotional closeness through practical tools and structured family therapy. 🔗Reach out here: https://emcc.org.sg/counselling/enquiry/

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16/02/2026

✨🧧As we celebrate new beginnings with our loved ones, let’s take a moment to appreciate the memories made, relationships grown, and the blessings we’ve received over the past year.

Thank you for journeying with us and being part of our community. Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful Lunar New Year filled with warmth, renewal, and meaningful moments together!🧧✨

15/02/2026

🥟🍜🥢While everyone’s preparing for reunion dinners and celebrations, you might be quietly bracing yourself for a dreaded family gathering instead.

Not everything that matters makes it to the table. If that feels familiar, you’re not alone.

At EMCC, we support families in having conversations that feel safer and more possible, especially when words feel hard to find.

🔗Reach out here: https://emcc.org.sg/counselling/enquiry/

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13/02/2026

Certain days centre closeness, and when you’re not experiencing that kind of intimacy, loneliness can surface in subtle ways: irritability, comparison, withdrawal, or self-criticism.

What’s often labelled as jealousy is frequently longing, i.e., a signal pointing toward unmet relational needs. When we name the feeling accurately, we respond with more care and less shame.

If this sense of loneliness lingers beyond the day, it may be asking for more space than quiet endurance.

You don’t have to rush it away or explain it perfectly. Sometimes, holding it with someone helps.

🔗We're here to support you. Reach out here: https://emcc.org.sg/counselling/enquiry/

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10/02/2026

Some of the most important things we carry in life… are the things we rarely talk about 😢🫥

After a heartening response to our 2025 series, EMCC is back with “Let’s Talk About the Heart Stuff…”, a new series of ✨complimentary online mental health talks✨ led by our experienced counsellors.

Through these sessions, we hope to create safe and compassionate spaces to better explore the struggles, emotions, and relationships that shape our everyday lives.

✨Talk Details:

🫶 Within Our Families
• Conflict Resolution in the Modern Small Family
25 March 2026 | 7.00pm – 8.30pm

• Managing Caregiver Stress and Well-being
8 July 2026 | 7.00pm – 8.30pm

🌱 Within Ourselves
• Thriving After Burnout
23 September 2026 | 7.00pm – 8.30pm

• The Hidden Causes of Anxiety
9 December 2026 | 7.00pm – 8.30pm

Whether you’re navigating family dynamics, emotional exhaustion, or simply hoping to understand yourself better, these conversations are for you.

These talks are free as part of our heart for the community. If you’ve ever wanted to start these conversations, this could be a gentle place to begin.

🔗 REGISTER HERE for all talks: https://linktr.ee/emccl

05/02/2026

[NEW Trauma Trainings for Practitioners]

Sometimes, trauma shows up more often and more complex than many of us were trained for.

From chronic nervous system dysregulation to dissociation, clinicians today are meeting presentations that don’t respond well to pathology-driven models alone.

That's why EMCC is bringing two advanced trauma trainings to Singapore this April, led by Dr Robert Rhoton, President of the Arizona Trauma Institute and a globally respected trauma clinician and educator.

Grounded in NeuroAffective Coherence (NAC) and a salutogenic, strengths-based lens, these trainings equip practitioners with neuroscience-informed frameworks and practical tools for working with complex trauma and dissociation.

✨DATES:
• April 15 - 17: Reclaiming Wholeness: Asset-Based Healing for Dissociation
• April 20 - 22: Advanced Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist for Individuals (ACCTS-I)

✨Early Bird ends 28 Feb!
👉🏻Register now: https://emcc.org.sg/training-education/for-clinicians/

31/01/2026

January doesn’t need reinvention.
It needs honesty about where you actually are.

Read the full piece here → https://emcc.org.sg/emcc_newsletters/you-dont-need-to-reinvent-your-whole-life-in-january/ (🔗link in bio)
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30/01/2026

Everyone’s talking about resolutions for 2026. And if you followed up on our post on ”resolutions, should we even be making them?“ then you know the flaw in the design of resolutions.

So now we bring to you alternatives to grand and unrealistic resolutions. We bring you goals that are simple, realistic and something that all versions of you - on good, bad and ugly days - can sustain.

The good thing about mental health goals is that they don’t have to be dramatic or aspirational. They are about fewer breakdowns, clearer boundaries, and less internal noise.

If your 2026 plans include any of the following, you’re already rocking the start to the new year. And if these goals haven’t made it to the list, well its never too late to make edits and changes. Because let‘s be honest, first drafts rarely turn out to be the final submissions.

Which of these would you add to your 2026?
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