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Red Balloon Therapy's long term purpose is to promote mental wellness, healing through arts and therapy in the community

OUR STORY

Red Balloon Therapy is a social enterprise dedicated to fostering hope, connection, resilience through arts and therapy. Inspired by the timeless themes of the beloved French short film "The Red Balloon," our mission is to provide inclusive arts and therapy services to communities of all backgrounds. Just as the red balloon guided a young boy through his journey of discovery and companionship, Red Balloon Therapy seeks to uplift individuals and communities, where creativity and therapeutic support intertwine to promote healing and growth. Through our diverse programs, we aim to empower people to overcome challenges and find joy in connection, echoing the magical journey of the boy and his red balloon.

Our Story
Meet the team

Meet The Team

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LOH WAN TING

Founder -  Senior Art Therapist

  • Master of Arts (Art Therapy)

  • Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner

  • LEGO® Serious Play Facilitator

  • Sandplay Therapy and Symbol Work

  • Art Based Supervision by ANZACATA

  • Specialist Certificate In Teaching and Learning of Preschool Arts Education 

  • ASIST Trained (Suicide First Aid)

  • Trained in Psychological First Aid

  • Trained in Mental Health First Aid

  • Registered Trainer with the Ministry of Education (MOE)

Wan Ting is an accredited art therapist, artist, Somatic Experiencing practitioner with clinical experiences in the community, schools and social service organisations. Utilizing trauma-informed practices, she has more than a decade of experience working with people with disabilities, children, adults and elderly from different cultural backgrounds with emotional or psychological difficulties to identify and resolve their core conflicts.

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MAY LIM

Senior Art Therapist

  • Master of Arts (Art Therapy)

  • Graduate Diplomas in Special Education

  • Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, cum laude

  • Certified Developmental Play Practitioner

  • Sensorimotor, Trauma-informed Art Therapy Approach

  • Theraplay® Informed Practice

  • Registered Trainer with the Ministry of Education (MOE)

May is an accredited art therapist and a certified Developmental Play practitioner. She is a member of the Art Therapists’ Association Singapore. She has experience working with individuals with special needs  since 2010. She is currently a practising art therapist working with children and young adults with special needs, children and adolescents, and seniors with chronic illness at various settings.

Our Partners
Building bridges and connecting communities through arts

OUR PARTNERS

Building bridges and connecting communities through arts

Here is a list of partners that Red Balloon Therapy has worked with both in the past and present. We are thankful for the support and opportunities given to promote mental wellness through arts and therapy in the community.

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Click on the logos to learn more about how each organisation are contributing in their unique ways to the community and society at large. 

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COMMUNITY LOVE
WHAT OUR PARTNERS ARE SAYING

Our beneficiaries really enjoyed the Craft session with Wan Ting. It is really precious to be able to make something from scratch and they enjoyed the blast to the past (recalling traditional trades). Kudos to Wan Ting for wanting to learn more about aphasia and means to support conversation with our beneficiaries who have communication difficulties!

– Evelyn, Aphasia SG

We would like to specially thank the Art Therapist, Ms Loh Wan Ting, from Red Balloon Therapy, for her wonderful presentation. Her presentation was indeed very insightful, inspiring and intriguing. The art experiential workshops had indeed given our service users the opportunity to try, learn, process and reflect on their personal artwork and express their feelings. I must say that all our service users had benefitted much from Wan Ting's valuable sharing and her encouragement. We really appreciate her time, effort and speaking in two languages for the workshops. 

- Joan, Care Corner

From the use of audio/ visual resources, facilitator’s engagement and type of craft activity taught, our members had the opportunity to learn about Singapore’s traditional trades of the past. The workshop was well thought-out to cater to persons with different levels of disability and of different ages. We are also hearten to see our caregivers participating alongside their child, co-creating, bonding and sharing this experience together. DSA(S) is grateful for the opportunity to participate in this initiative and looks forward to future collaborations for our members!

– Amelia, Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)

The participants really enjoyed the workshop - learning how to be present and aware of their breath, thoughts and emotions; how to use art as a tool for reflection and grounding, and how to practise gratitude daily.


Super loved the group activity of us taking turns to shout out instructions to create art together too! It was interesting to see how everyone had different creations with the same set of instructions and a good reminder that we’re not alone, and we can count on our social connections for support :)  Thanks Wan Ting for the amazing session! 

- Qiyi Liao, People Experience Lead at Carousell

We hired Wan Ting to conduct a 2-part workshop for our preschool teachers - Supporting children with ASD through Art. Our teachers and principals had very good feedback of Wan Ting and her programme as she is a practitioner by training. She shared authentically and provided relevant examples to aid the teachers. One important point was that she reminded all of us to also be aware of our emotional and mental state before going into class as it sets the tone and precedence for the day! We will highly recommend Wan Ting!

- Eileen, Presbyterian Preschool Services 

Community Love
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