Our team of dedicated medical professionals play an essential role in a patient’s overall care management plan.
For your initial visit to our Psychiatry clinic, you will be first seen by a psychiatrist who makes a comprehensive assessment to arrive at a diagnosis. Your psychiatrist oversees your progress and decides on treatment which may include referrals to allied health if necessary. Psychiatrists can prescribe medications, provide counselling and therapy, and practical help for our patients. We are also able to admit patients into the hospital for stabilisation.
There are a variety of therapies available to help us better manage mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. Better management can be achieved by building insight into why we feel a certain way and learning practical skills to tackle the unhelpful emotions. Your psychologist will collaboratively discuss and tailor the best therapy approach to enhance your ability to manage mood-based disorders. By doing so, we aim to help your life be more fulfilling.
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SKH Doctor on Voice Disorders
Dr Christina Ng, Consultant, Department of Otorhinolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, SKH, highlighted the importance of voice health, outlining common voice box disorders, warning signs requiring medical attention, and key risk factors such as excessive voice use, smoking, and acid reflux. She also shared about blue light laser technology, a minimally invasive in-clinic treatment that enables quick removal of vocal cord polyps and cysts under local anaesthesia, with minimal pain and faster recovery than conventional surgery. Dr Ng emphasised early diagnosis and preventive measures such as hydration, voice rest and avoiding smoking to maintain voice health. She also noted that if untreated, prolonged voice box disorders can cause permanent damage to the vocal cords, communication difficulties and job loss, especially for those who depend on their voice for livelihood.
05 Jan 2026 |
Berita Harian
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SKH Doctor on Persistent Hoarseness of Voice
Dr Christina Ng, Consultant, Department of Otorhinolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, SKH, highlighted that persistent hoarseness may indicate vocal cord polyps or cysts - conditions that are common but often overlooked. With blue light laser treatment now available, this minimally invasive procedure can be performed in the clinic under local anaesthesia, enabling patients to recover faster and return home quickly on the same day. Mr Loh, an 84-year-old patient who underwent the treatment this year, found it convenient and effective, and encouraged people with similar symptoms to seek medical attention promptly rather than delay treatment.
30 Dec 2025 |
Lianhe Zaobao
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