Media & Expert Contributions | Winny Lu Aldridge
Insights Shared Beyond the Therapy Room
Winny Lu Aldridge is a Singapore-based couple and family therapist specialising in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), couple counselling and infidelity recovery. She has contributed professional perspectives to media discussions on relationships, marriage, infidelity and emotional connection.
Beyond her clinical work, Winny has been invited to contribute to media discussions and deliver talks, workshops, and professional training for corporations, educational institutions, and community organisations. Her work focuses on relationships, emotional connection, infidelity recovery, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).
The Business Times | Parenthood & Relationship Readiness
“Will I ever feel financially ready for kids?” – The Business Times 1 October 2026
In this Business Times feature exploring whether couples can ever feel financially ready to have children, Winny Lu Aldridge shares insights on the emotional and relationship considerations that can accompany the decision to become parents. She discusses how financial readiness goes beyond having a certain amount of savings, and highlights the importance of couples being able to navigate uncertainty, share responsibilities, communicate about money, and support each other through major life changes. The article also explores how relationship security and the ability to face challenges as a team can be an important part of preparing for parenthood.
Read the Business Times Article 〉 How much planning does it take to feel financially ready for kids? - The Business Times
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Are We Ready to Have a Baby? 5 Conversations Couples Should Have Before Parenthood
CNA | Infidelity & Relationship Recovery
In this CNA feature on whether relationships can recover after infidelity, Winny Lu Aldridge shares insights on the emotional and cultural challenges couples may face following betrayal. She highlights how some couples may struggle in isolation because of the stigma around infidelity, and discusses factors that can influence whether partners choose to rebuild their relationship or separate. The article also explores the importance of emotional support, honest communication, rebuilding trust, and allowing time for healing after an affair.
Her World, by Davelle Lee - 30 Apr 2018
