🌱 Supervision is where real growth happens.

Whether you are a counselling intern completing your practicum, a fresh graduate building your hours, or a practising counsellor seeking ongoing development — this is a space designed to help you grow with confidence, clarity, and ethics.

👤 About Your Supervisor

Lim Wooi Chin

Licensed Counsellor (LKM)

🗓️ 10+ years of counselling experience

🏢 NGO · Corporate · Education

📍 Based in Penang, Malaysia

Wooi Chin has been providing clinical supervision to counselling trainees and interns since 2015. He currently volunteers as a supervisor at a welfare NGO in Penang, guiding interns from local universities through their practicum journey.

He brings a warm, non-judgmental approach — creating a safe space where supervisees feel genuinely supported to reflect, challenge themselves, and grow as ethical practitioners.

🎓 Credentials

🎓 Who Is This For?

🎒 Counselling Interns

Completing your university practicum placement and need a structured, supportive supervision experience.

🌿 Fresh Graduates

Accumulating supervised hours toward your full registration or license.

💼 Practising Counsellors

Seeking ongoing professional development, peer consultation, or a reflective space for complex cases.

🏛️ NGOs & Institutions

Looking for a qualified external supervisor for your counselling volunteers or staff.

💬 What Supervisees Say

"He is very helpful, supportive, and led me to see areas I needed to improve — which I had yet to discover on my own."

— Counselling Intern, UTAR

"I gained a lot of insight from the supervision. The suggestions and sharing on counselling experience were truly appreciated."

— Counselling Intern, UTAR

"His wisdom, patience, and insightful feedback have been pivotal to my growth. He consistently challenged me to think critically and refine my counselling skills, all while providing a safe space for learning and reflection."

— Counselling Intern, USM

"I feel much more prepared and confident as an emerging counsellor because of your guidance. It has been a true privilege."

— Counselling Intern, USM

❓ Frequently Asked Questions