Professor Quah’s areas of research are health sociology, family sociology and public policy. Among her published studies as Principal Investigator are the impact of individuals’ physical and mental illnesses on their families, on family caregiving, and on the health care system.

Daniel is a social worker with over 20 years of experience in various practice settings, including elderly, family, medical and social work education. He also holds a MSc in Family and Systemic Psychotherapy. Across his career, Daniel has provided support for many families grappling with issues of grief, loss and bereavement, ranging from unexpected medical diagnoses, divorce, extra-marital affairs, death, addiction and even infertility.

Professor Kenneth Poon is trained professionally as a clinical psychologist, special educator and early childhood educator. His work for the past 20 years has focused on the wellbeing of persons with developmental disabilities & disadvantaged environments, as well as their families.

Fr Gerard obtained the Licentiate in Sacred Theology at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. He teaches theology now at the St. Francis Xavier Major Seminary and the Catholic Theological Institute of Singapore. At the beginning of 2019, he was elected as the Major Superior of the Redemptorist Vice-Province of Malaysia & Singapore and continues to teach theology and engage in pastoral work.

Nancy is the practice expert in representing MSF for curriculum and course development, building up practice capability for social workers and other related social service professionals with tertiary institutions and training partners like the Singapore University of Social Sciences and Social Service Institute. 

Dr (Fr) Charles Sim, S.J., is a Jesuit, family therapist, teacher and researcher. He is the master trainer for "Marital First Responder" and "Person-of-the-Therapist" training courses. He also designed and developed the Master of Counselling specialization in Couple & Family Therapy, and the Graduate Certificate and Diploma in Systemic Therapy programmes at SUSS.

Dr John Tan is the Executive Director of Children-At-Risk Empowerment Association, a youth-serving charity he helped found in 1997. He is also the founding president of Youth Work Association Singapore. John's interests are in positive youth development, youth mentoring, adolescent mental wellness, and suicide prevention.