Hello there, I’m Jing Yi.
Since high school, I was driven by a persistent sense of injustice. Seeing people reach a breaking point or fall through the cracks always hits deeply because so much of that suffering is preventable. Too many carry heavy, invisible burdens simply because they were never given the language, the space, or the permission to speak up.
Taking a Bachelors in Nursing proved I had the capacity to hold space for others; it also exposed the limits of traditional care. High costs, cultural stigma, and the fear of receiving a diagnosis often keep people waiting till they are in full crisis. I founded Fenara to reach out to people in that grey area long before a quiet struggle turns into a breakdown.
Education and early conversation are our strongest tools. Whether helping a young adult process unseen pressure or supporting women through forgotten struggles like postpartum depression, where many privately wonder if they are ‘losing their minds’, no one should feel ashamed of being human. Vulnerability is not weakness; it is how we stay grounded.
Outside of Fenara, I write “The Undercurrent”, a newsletter to build a community around personal growth, clarity, and the steady reminders we all need to keep moving forward.
At the heart of everything I do is one core belief: the relationship you have with yourself is the longest and most important one in your life. Partners, jobs, and circumstances come and go, but you always remain. Prioritising your mind is not selfish; it is essential.
At Fenara, my team and I offer a non-clinical space to help you connect with your emotions, gain clarity, and navigate life alongside yourself.
Yours sincerely, Jing Yi
