FIGHT4HOPE: Restoring Lives And Healing Hearts From Addiction

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​Join One Hope Centre for a meaningful webinar where our experienced counsellors Barry Yeo and Emily Foo, will share their work supporting individuals and families impacted by addictions.

In this talk, you will:

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• Gain a good understanding of addiction and its causes and consequences

• Discover how addiction affects the brain

• Learn how family members can be part of the recovery and healing process for individuals with the addiction through real-life case studies

• Understand how you can support someone affected by addiction on their recovery journey

 

Who should attend:

• Individuals needing help with addictions

• Family members supporting persons with addictions

• Counsellors, social workers, community service workers, pastoral staff 

• Volunteers in the social service or ministry field

• Anyone curious about addictions

 

Pre-requisites:

Nil - Registration is free, but seats are limited. Come with an open mind, to listen and learn.

Sign up Today as seats are allocated on a first come first served basis.

 

Date: 2 October 2025 (Thursday)

Time: 8 pm to 9:30 pm

Format: Online Webinar (Link sent upon confirmation of registration)

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​About One Hope Centre​

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One Hope Centre is a registered Institute of Public Character (IPC) with a 20-year track record of providing professional counselling and recovery support to individuals affected by a range of behavioural addictions such as gambling, pornography, sex, love and spending. Recognizing that addiction affects not only individuals but also families, we also extend support to family members and loved ones who are affected by addiction.

 

Over the past two decades, we have seen the lives and relationships of countless individuals and families restored through our Behavioural Addiction Recovery Programme. This programme is provided free of charge, made possible through the generous support of donors, and no part of any donation goes towards helping the clients pay off their debts. We also partner with government agencies such as the National Council of Problem Gambling and other social service agencies to further equip clients with the tools to move away from addiction, rebuild their lives, and reintegrate into society.

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About Our Speakers

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Emily Foo has a Masters of Arts in Counselling, Masters in Gerontology and is a Clinical Member & Registered Counsellor with the Singapore Association for Counselling. She also has a Professional Membership with the Association of Christian Counsellors, Singapore.

 

Emily specialises in counselling behavioural addiction, substance addiction, partners and family affected by addiction, relapse prevention and facilitating recovery support groups.

 

Inspired to give back to society and journey with people through their addictions, Emily has seen clients with gambling addictions, spending addictions as well as family members who have been affected by their loved one’s behavioural addictions at One Hope Centre.

 

In this webinar, Emily will share insights from her work with families affected by behavioural addictions.

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Barry Yeo has a Masters of Arts in Counselling & Community Work and is a Clinical Member & Registered Counsellor with the Singapore Association for Counselling.

 

He specialises in counselling behavioural addiction, substance addiction, partners and family affected by addiction, relapse prevention and facilitating recovery support groups.

 

He began his counselling journey as a lay counsellor helping clients with issues related to personal growth, marriage, and family. At One Hope Centre, he has helped clients who have gambling, pornography, sex/love addictions as well as family members who have been affected by their loved one’s behavioural addictions.

 

Barry will be presenting an overview of the addiction landscape in Singapore during the webinar.

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Act Now:

Hurry, register Today to attend. Seats are limited and allocated on a first come first served basis. 

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For any enquiry, please email hello@onehopecentre.org.

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