Our
Approach.
At Kind.er Minds, we believe in the power of taking small, proactive steps to support mental well-being - before challenges feel overwhelming.
Our approach is about building resilience, fostering healthy habits, and creating a strong foundation for mental wellness. By focusing on prevention, we aim to empower individuals to take charge of their mental health with confidence, care and, a sense of community.
Our
Practices.
Even with all the incredible progress we’ve made in the 21st century, there’s still a lot of stigma around mental health, psychology, and therapy.
But the truth is, these things aren’t scary or taboo —they’re just tools to help you understand yourself better. Once you open the door, you might gain new perspectives or even discover parts of yourself you never knew existed.
We’re here to make therapy, self-help, and finding connection feel easy and welcoming for everyone! Because taking care of your mind should feel just as natural as taking care of your body.
Meet Your
Therapists
The magic that brings our team together is a shared purpose: creating a space where everyone feels seen, supported and valued.
We're excited to share the tools and insights we've gathered over the years to help you on your journey.
Our team is proud to create a warm, affirming and inclusive space for all - embracing the queer community and beyond - because mental well-being should be accessible and welcoming to everyone.
Hazel Saw
Clinical Psychologist
Face-to-Face
Areas of Interest:
Family systems and systemic issues; grief and loss; anxiety, depression, and trauma; stress and adjustment challenges; life transitions; identity and child development; resilience building; interpersonal relationships; coping strategies; and personal growth.
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Meet the
Core Team
We are a passionate team committed to self-growth and community building. As the founders, visionaries, and executive leaders behind Kinder Minds, we strive to create a supportive space for growth and healing.
Co-founder and Director
Kim Tan
Curious about mental health since a teen, Kim pursued BA & BSc in Psychological Science in University of Western Australia (UWA) and continued on with Diploma in Early Childhood and Education in TAFE. She is passionate about creating safe spaces and is active in her advocacy for women's and children's rights. She is currently pursuing certification and offers services as a Certified Play Therapist Trainee accredited by Play Therapy UK.
Co-Founder and Director
Laura Kho
Laura has always been passionate about mental well-being and creating supportive spaces for others. She holds an MSc in Global Mental Health from King’s College London and has over a decade of experience in the public healthcare system. She works across policy spaces, advocacy and community initiatives to make mental health more accessible, inclusive, and supportive. She is especially interested in how everyday systems, including policies, workplaces, schools, public spaces, and families, can better support mental health and help people thrive.
