Matthew's clinical work spans a wide range of ages, having worked with high-risk adults with severe emotion regulation difficulties, and children and adolescents with mood and anxiety concerns. As part of his professional doctoral training in the UK, he also has extensive experience administering formal psychological assessments and psychotherapy interventions. Now in Singapore, he applies his considerable skills to serve his clients with the best care possible.

His research interests in clinical anxiety and depression in adolescents and young adults, and intergenerational (parent-to-child) transmissions of poor emotion regulation, drives him to develop effective interventions for his clients. Matthew's clinical work has been informed by behavioural, cognitive, systemic and psychoanalytic ideas, in addition to contemporary “third-wave” meditative practices.