Vivian Chng

Vivian is a Clinical Mental Health and Trauma-Informed Somatic Therapist at Sol Therapy, specializing in trauma work, trauma stabilization, and integrative mind-body healing. She combines trauma-informed psychotherapy and trauma-informed relational somatic therapy with practical, tool-based support—accompanying individuals and groups as they cultivate emotional regulation, safety, and embodied resilience. Her work bridges the cognitive and the somatic, inviting clients to reconnect with their inner resources and rediscover balance in both mind and body.

Vivian is a skilled therapist with extensive training across mental and somatic healthcare. Alongside her clinical grounding, she integrates complementary practices such as Reiki, light language, and vocal sound therapy. Her therapeutic approach weaves together trauma-informed verbal processing, somatic integration, breathwork, gentle movement, and guided or self-administered touch to support healing and regulation. By blending cognitive insight with somatic awareness, Vivian offers a trauma-informed and deeply human experience of therapy—one that honors each person’s pace, capacity, and lived experience.

As a member of the International Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (ICIP), her clinical and somatic training spans multiple disciplines, including Trauma-Informed Relational Somatics and Psychotherapy and Counselling. Through this integrative foundation, Vivian bridges psychological understanding with embodied experience, creating pathways for clients to reconnect with safety, presence, and inner strength.

Clinically, Vivian’s focus lies in trauma work and trauma stabilization. She has accompanied individuals navigating chronic stress, grief, relational and developmental trauma, and major life transitions. She also works with clients experiencing Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Complex PTSD (C-PTSD), and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), as well as those living with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Alongside these, she welcomes clients without formal diagnoses who are seeking greater emotional balance, clarity, and connection. Her work extends to crisis and suicide intervention, always centering safety, dignity, and agency in the process.

Vivian approaches each story as a journey of rediscovery—an unfolding rather than a fixing. She brings curiosity, warmth, and lightness to her sessions, believing that healing can be tender yet hopeful, deep yet spacious. Her work invites clients to develop a felt sense of safety, nurture self-trust, and integrate practices that support them beyond the therapy room.

Her philosophy is simple yet profound: therapy is not about becoming someone new, but remembering who we are beneath layers of protection and pain. Through this process, Vivian seeks to co-create spaces where self-acceptance, authenticity, and human connection can gently take root—reminding us that we do not heal alone, but in the safety of relationship.