Work with Cheryl Kennedy MacDonald, BACP and SAC Registered Psychotherapist, Published Author and Award-winning Women’s Wellness Specialist With Over 20 Years of Experience. Singapore In-Person and Online Globally.
I’m Cheryl, a registered psychotherapist, published women’s health expert and yoga master specialising in supporting women through life’s most significant transitions. Born in Scotland and based in Asia for over a decade, I work with women in Singapore and online globally who are navigating motherhood, menopause, relationship trauma, narcissistic abuse, family-of-origin wounds, complex parental relationships, relocation, expat life, ADHD, neurodivergence, and the long-term impact of emotional over-functioning.
My person-centred, integrative approach is trauma-informed, feminist, and grounded in evidence-based psychotherapy. This includes including ACT, CBT and psychodynamic therapy, alongside somatic and mindfulness-based practices. My work is also informed by Coherence Therapy and Depth-Oriented Brief Therapy, helping us gently uncover the deeper emotional patterns, protective beliefs and early learnings that may be shaping present-day struggles.
Together, we support nervous-system regulation and allow you to reconnect with your body. Rebuilding self-trust, is integral to our work so that you can move forward with more confidence and a stronger sense of yourself.
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Cheryl is understanding, attentive, and allows me to feel comfortable and heard. She gets straight to the point when needed and her active guidance has been really helpful in making positive changes in myself and day to day lifePosted on Google![]()
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Cheryl offered me kindness, compassion, understanding, and practical ways to move forward and recover from a painful relationship.Posted on Google![]()
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I’ve been seeing cheryl for a while now and I highly recommend her.Posted on Google![]()
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Cheryl is an amazing therapist. Her non-judgemental, warm but honest approach has really helped me navigate a difficult time through post partum anxiety and dealing with ADHD. I feel very validated and supported in our sessions and I appreciate her guidance into how I can manage my emotions.Posted on Google![]()
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I’ll get straight to the point—I needed help understanding what was happening in my life. I felt like I was spiralling, losing my confidence, and was almost completely broken. I booked a session with Cheryl, half terrified of what I might discover about myself. Instead, I found someone who was incredibly reassuring, compassionate, and supportive. She helped me gain clarity, make sense of my situation, and, for the first time in a long while, I felt truly seen and validated. She also offered practical guidance on how to recenter myself, and I left the session feeling immensely empowered. Thank you, Cheryl, for changing the way I see myself, helping me rediscover my confidence, and giving me hope again.Posted on Google![]()
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I can't recommend Cheryl enough! She is an incredible listener and creates such a safe, supportive space tailored specifically to women. Working with her helped me realize so much about myself and my own patterns that I couldn't see before. She is asking exactly the right questions and gave me practical tools to stop putting myself last and finally trust my own judgment. If you’re a woman looking for a therapist who genuinely understands our unique challenges and life transitions, definitely reach out to her. 💜Posted on Google![]()
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Cheryl has been very understanding and supported me get through a very traumatising time in my life validating my feelings of anxiety and fear as well as giving me clarity in narcissistic behaviour.
Many of the women I work with have experienced long-term emotional strain or relationship trauma, including narcissistic abuse or growing up with emotionally immature parents. Others come to therapy during midlife or significant life transitions, noticing patterns of self-doubt, emotional overwhelm, or a loss of identity that no longer make sense.
If any of this feels familiar, you’re not broken and you’re not alone. What you’re describing is usually the result of years of adapting, just about managing, and putting yourself last. Therapy gives you the space to stop doing that, even just for an hour a week.
My approach weaves together psychotherapy, nervous-system work, and mind-body practice. Real change happens in the body and mind which is why it’s so important to respect both. Together we work at a pace that feels right for you, building self-trust, emotional steadiness, and a clearer sense of who you actually are underneath all of it.
My work is trauma-informed, feminist and integrative, utilising a range of evidence-based modalities. I work this way because different women need different tools and because the most lasting change tends to happen when we work with both the patterns in your thinking and the ones held in your nervous system.
Therapy is not about fixing you. It’s about understanding what’s been shaping your responses, your relationships, and your sense of self and giving you what you need to respond differently when you’re ready.
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