Think the thoughts once forbidden,
Feel the feelings once told to hide,
Contemplate the unimagined,
In those shadows, freedom resides.
About me
I am Chin Yuen Ng (Victor).
I am a BACP registered integrative counsellor based in London, proud to be born and raised in Hong Kong before relocating to the UK.
In my experience within the NHS, I have witnessed many meaningful transformations, gaining valuable skills to support a diverse range of people through difficult times. I bring both this professional experience and my own life insights into our sessions, supporting you with compassion and genuine companionship as you navigate your path forward.
I have also trained and worked with Place2Be, completing their Level 5 qualification and spending a year as a counsellor on placement in a secondary school, supporting young people from Year 7 through to sixth form.
Working with children and young people showed me how quickly and powerfully change can happen when the conditions are right, and how much early intervention matters. I am, by nature, a not-so-serious counsellor, and in this setting that became a genuine asset. Therapy doesn't always have to be in our head. Play and creativity are therapeutic in their own right, and an experiential, lighter approach often opened doors that words couldn't. Noticing patterns also comes naturally to me: what shows up in behaviour, in stories, in what goes unsaid. With younger clients especially, this helped them make sense of what they were carrying before they had the words for it.
My own journey of relocating, experiencing social unrest, and navigating life as a sexual minority has given me a deeper understanding of diversity and individuality. These experiences motivate me to bring these elements into my counselling practice, supporting others as they find their own unique paths.
My Counselling Belief
No one is perfect. And yet, in our own way, each of us already is. When we embrace who we are, we begin to see our strengths and our room to grow as part of the same journey, unlocking potential we may not have known was there.
I think of each person as something like a circle. With every experience, every relationship, every challenge we face, that circle grows — not in a straight line, but outward, in all directions. Sometimes, though, parts of it get stuck. Pressed flat by things that happened, things left unsaid, or wounds that never quite healed. Those aren't signs that something is broken — just places where growth has been interrupted. Therapy, to me, is about gently working with those places, not to make you perfectly round, but to help you grow into your own form. That's why I work integratively, tailoring the approach to what feels most helpful for you.
My approach centres on co-creating a space where you feel genuinely safe, respected, and understood — one we shape together. The work is about helping you tell your story, deepen your self-awareness, and in time, live a life that is fully, uniquely yours.