Expat Living Singapore - September 2022

In this issue

Personal trainers
Whale watching
Spas & mani-pedis
Cakes & family brunches
World record girl walk!

Watery Things To Do In Singapore...

Surrounded by ocean and dotted with large reservoirs, Singapore is a water-lover's dream. Whether you're wanting to just look at it, be on it or under it there are plenty of ways you can enjoy it. Here are just six ideas!

2 mins

A Hat Trick!

The interior stylists and designers at Arete Culture have worked with one client on three different Singapore homes. We take a look at their most recently completed project of the three, a black-and-white house in Alexandra.

2 mins

Skies & Moons

Charlotte Lane is a UK-born "skyscape" artist who is launching her new solo exhibition, "Light Side of the Moon", at REDSEA Gallery this month. We discover the inspiration, process and philosophy behind her latest collection of artworks.

2 mins

2 Popular Photography Studios In Singapore

We all know a picture is worth a thousand words and finding the right photographer to tell your story in images can make all the difference. Whether you're looking to get a cosy family photo or a professional headshot, here are two popular photography studios in Singapore.

2 mins

Victoria's Wildlife Coast

Last issue, I wrote about my recent visit to Melbourne and surrounds; in this second instalment of my travels in the Aussie state of Victoria, I'm focusing on Phillip Island and what to do in and around this lovely area.

3 mins

On Top Of The World

Eighty women from around the planet recently set a world record on the Swiss mountain of Breithorn (4,164m), forming the longest ever all-female rope team on their way to the summit. The attempt was part of Switzerland Tourism's 100% Women initiative, aimed at raising the profile of women in mountain and outdoor sports. We chat with a member of the record-breaking team, Singapore-based CHRISTINE AMOUR-LEVAR.

4 mins

What Makes The Brands Tick!

We discover more about three indie fashion labels you can find at new Tanglin Mall retail collective A Raft of Otters - who their founders and designers are, and what makes them and their brands tick!

3 mins

It's Time For Some Personal Training!

Five EL readers share their experiences and workout journeys with personal trainers.

7 mins

6 Things You Can Do To Keep Your Bones And Joints In Tip-Top Shape

Like many people, you may not give bone and joint health much thought until you experience pain or other problems. However, taking simple steps to proactively protect your musculoskeletal health can go a long way in keeping you pain and injury-free as you age. Here are six things you can do to keep your bones and joints in tip-top shape, according to the experts.

4 mins

Trauma & Neurodiversity

DR SARA DELIA MENON is a clinical psychologist at Alliance Counselling, and an experienced practitioner in addressing low mood and anxiety, abuse and interpersonal problems. She's particularly interested in the overlap between trauma and neurodiversity, and why many adults seem to fall through the cracks of meaningful diagnosis and treatment.

3 mins

4 Not-So-Obvious Symptoms That Shouldn't Be Ignored

Sometimes, major health issues present with different symptoms than the ones we expect. Here, medical experts share some not-so-obvious symptoms that shouldn't be ignored, even if they seem normal.

4 mins

How To Recognise Behavioural Disorders In Children!

Raising children is difficult. But raising difficult children can be flat-out life-altering! Here, DR TRISHA UPADHYAYA of Osler Health International shares how to recognise some of the key characteristics of common behavioural disorders in children and how you can act on any concerns you might have.

4 mins

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Expat Living Singapore Magazine Description:

Expat Living Singapore Magazine is the go-to resource for expats living in Singapore. The magazine provides comprehensive coverage of all aspects of expat life in Singapore, from finding accommodation and schools to navigating the healthcare system and social scene.

Expat Living Singapore is known for its informative articles, practical advice, and exclusive interviews with expats from all over the world. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including:

* Accommodation: Expat Living Singapore provides up-to-date information on the different types of accommodation available in Singapore, as well as tips on how to find the best place to live for your needs and budget.
* Schools: The magazine helps parents to choose the right school for their children, with in-depth profiles of international and local schools in Singapore.
* Healthcare: Expat Living Singapore provides a comprehensive overview of the healthcare system in Singapore, as well as tips on how to find the best doctors and hospitals.
* Social scene: The magazine helps expats to connect with each other and get the most out of their time in Singapore, with listings of events and activities, as well as interviews with expats who share their experiences of living in Singapore.

In addition to its regular content, Expat Living Singapore also publishes special editions on a variety of topics, such as the cost of living in Singapore, the best places to visit, and how to start a business in Singapore.

Expat Living Singapore is a must-read for anyone who is considering or is already living in Singapore. With its informative articles, practical advice, and exclusive interviews, the magazine is the ultimate guide to making the most of your expat experience.