Dr Alan HJ Chan Well-Being Conference 2026 (Re:Define Success Conference Series)

Raymond Lo is a Career Coach and Associate Faculty member at the Singapore University of Social Sciences. A SUSS alumnus with a Master in Management specialising in Professional Life Coaching, Raymond brings over three decades of senior corporate leadership experience to his work with learners and professionals. He teaches and coaches at undergraduate and graduate levels, with a strong commitment to supporting mature learners through education, coaching, and experiential learning. His work focuses on helping individuals clarify priorities, navigate transitions, and make purposeful decisions grounded in practical insight.

Ingyin is a Social Work student from the School of Social Work and Social Development at the Singapore University of Social Sciences. She holds a Diploma in Community Development (now Psychology and Community Development) from Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Outside of her academics, Ingyin is a committed and active student leader, serving as Head of Academic Affairs for 1SUSS and the pioneering Vice-Chairperson of the Social Work Interest Group.

Soh Poh Kah is a Psychology student from the School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences at the Singapore University of Social Sciences. As an insurance practitioner with 17 years of experience and a mother, she has gained valuable insights into human behaviour, relationships, and personal growth. Inspired by a desire to better understand herself and others, she embarked on a journey of lifelong learning that led her back to academia and is currently pursuing an Honours degree in Psychology. Her experiences as a student, salesperson, parent, and wife have shaped her belief that success can be defined in many different ways.

Dr Natasha Riard is a clinical psychologist and Head of Programme for the Master of Psychology (Clinical) at SUSS. With over 13 years of clinical experience and expertise in child, adolescent and parent mental health, her teaching and clinical interests center on process-based and transdiagnostic approaches to psychological intervention, with a focus on helping trainees formulate across diagnoses and target key processes of change. She is also the lead author of a community-based brief intervention manual for youth mental health and is committed to strengthening clinical psychology training and practice in Singapore.

Bryan Ong is a Talent Acquisition leader at KPMG in Singapore with 19 years of experience across agency and in-house recruitment. He has led regional hiring efforts and currently heads Talent Acquisition, overseeing early careers and experienced hiring while partnering closely with global mobility and employer branding teams. Bryan brings a global perspective from working with diverse teams across markets, with a focus on advancing technology and innovation in talent acquisition, and candidate experience. He is passionate about connecting people to meaningful careers and building environments where individuals can thrive and contribute at their best.

Sochenda Kan is a counsellor, executive coach, serial entrepreneur, and business leader with over 20 years of experience spanning counselling, leadership, human resources, operations, and business development. Holding a Master in Counselling from the Singapore University of Social Sciences, she has supported individuals, leaders, and organisations through periods of growth, transition, and change. As the founder of Beyond Health & Invited To Be You in Singapore and co-founder of ZEN Mattress & Heng Heng Group in Cambodia, she has experienced firsthand the opportunities and challenges of balancing achievement, responsibility, and well-being. Her passion lies in helping people define success on their own terms and create lives that are both meaningful and sustainable.

Dr Janice Tan is a registered clinical psychologist and supervisor with 20 years of experience in clinical and forensic mental health. She provides psychological services to youth and adults, particularly in the areas of mental health, offending, and at-risk behaviours. She is also a specialist in sex offender assessment and intervention. Currently, she serves as Head of the Psychology Undergraduate Programme at SUSS and is an appointed member of the Triage Assessment Panel at the Ministry of Social and Family Development and the Management Committee of the Singapore Boys’ Hostel.

Dr Kathirasan K is a mindfulness educator, author, and leadership consultant with over 20 years of mindfulness practice and 25 years of leadership and consulting experience. He is recognised for integrating secular mindfulness with contemporary approaches to well-being. In 2016, he pioneered the Mindfulness-Based Wellbeing Enhancement (MBWE) programme, which combines mindfulness and positive psychology. An accomplished author of five books, Dr Kathirasan is committed to promoting ethical, evidence-informed, and culturally adaptable mindfulness for individuals, educators, leaders, and organisations.

Ms Chia Siok Hoon Ms Chia Siok Hoon is the Deputy Director of Mental Health Education Department in the Health Promotion Board, Singapore. She is passionate about health promotion and is involved in various national health promotion programmes. She is part of the pioneer team that developed and implemented the national screening programmes for chronic diseases, breast cancer and cervical cancer. She also has vast experience in working with different partners, ranging from ministries, healthcare to community organisations to promote healthy lifestyle among all age groups, from pre-schoolers to the seniors.

Siok Hoon is currently in-charge of promoting mental wellbeing through creating an ecosystem of online-offline programmes with education campaigns. She started the peer support programme among the students in tertiary institutions and in the workplaces. In recent years, she oversees the development of online projects such as MindSG, the national mental health portal and innovating initiatives such as sleep challenge. Her most recent contribution is the development of the Design Guide for Tier 1 Mental Well-being Programme which provides evidenced-informed skillsets for well-being.