Alliance Professional Counselling ✓ ACRA Verified
About Alliance Professional Counselling
About Alliance Professional Counselling
Alliance Professional Counselling offers counselling services in Singapore, operating from a single premises at 501 Bukit Timah Road. The listing has been verified by KakiList, though no ACRA registration has been confirmed and no regulatory licences are recorded at this time. The provider holds a Google rating of 3.7 across 9 reviews — a small sample that should be treated as directional only. Pricing is not publicly displayed.
Those seeking support typically begin with a first consultation, during which the counsellor conducts an intake assessment to understand the presenting concern — whether that involves anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, grief, trauma, or workplace stress. Subsequent sessions may be scheduled on a single-session or ongoing basis depending on the nature and complexity of the concern. It is worth clarifying session duration, frequency, and whether the counsellor's approach and area of specialisation are suited to your situation before committing to a course of sessions. A cancellation policy is standard practice and should be confirmed at the outset.
To make an enquiry, contact Alliance Professional Counselling directly by phone or through the online contact form to discuss availability and arrange an initial appointment.
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Is Alliance Professional Counselling legit?
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3.7/5 from 9 Google reviewsSmall sample — treat as directional only.
Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.
Google Reviews ⭐ 3.7 (9 reviews)
Celestine Lee
★★★★☆
Over the years Dawn has been a great partner in our journey with BPD, over and beyond being a therapist she has been a great comfort to our family. Her approach is holistic, considering family members, dynamics, circumstances, and she is genuinely concerned abt our wellbeing. She also managed to break down walls we could not get through, enabling us to have insights and a better understanding. She's also been very patient and understanding of our ever evolving situation
Nicolette T
★☆☆☆☆
To date, I’m still traumatized by my experience w Cristina. She was imposing of her odd views and values, condemning and plainly put, unprofessional. I’ve since learnt that there are good therapists out there and there are bad, and a bad one can really make or break you.
Pierre Christophe Di Mayo
★★☆☆☆
Cristina Gonzalez has good communication skills and expresses herself clearly. However she was not able to realign the counseling on facts and goal and therefore we all get lost in useless blathering. I do not recommend for practical mediation.
B L
★☆☆☆☆
I do not recommend dr Sara. After several sessions, it was still pretty much at fact-finding stage (no diagnosis) and a lot of personal issues I have either managed to find out through internet sources or work it out on my own. Could not connect with the therapist and did not find the sessions useful. It’s totally a waste of money!!
Warish Jain
★★★★★
Great service by Alliance counselling and Cristina. I’d strongly encourage and recommend everyone
Alliance Professional Counselling vs other providers in Singapore
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance Professional Counselling (this page) | ⭐ 3.7 | 9 | — | ✓ |
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| Bloom Child Psychology | ⭐ 5.0 | 91 | — | ✓ |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Alliance Professional Counselling charge per session?›
Alliance Professional Counselling does not publicly display session fees. In Singapore, private counselling typically runs S$100–250 per 50-minute session, with psychiatrists and clinical psychologists sitting at the higher end. Some practitioners offer a sliding scale for lower-income clients. Confirm the per-session fee, any first-consultation charge, and the cancellation or no-show policy in writing before your first appointment. Ask whether packages are available if you anticipate ongoing sessions, and whether the fee differs for individual versus couple or family sessions. See the full counselling cost guide for Singapore →
Do I need a referral or assessment first?›
Most private counsellors in Singapore accept self-referrals — you can book directly without a GP letter. However, a GP or psychiatrist referral can be helpful if you wish to claim under an integrated shield plan or Medisave-approved mental health programme, or if your presenting concern involves a clinical diagnosis requiring medication alongside counselling. At the first visit, expect an intake form covering your background, presenting concerns, and any relevant medical or psychiatric history. Be prepared to discuss what you are hoping to address and your availability for ongoing sessions. If you have previously worked with another therapist, a brief summary of that history can help the counsellor orient quickly.
Is the practitioner at Alliance Professional Counselling licensed?›
Counselling in Singapore is currently not governed by a mandatory statutory licensing regime in the way that physiotherapy or TCM is regulated. The Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC) and the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) offer voluntary registration — practitioners who list these memberships have met specified training and supervised practice requirements. No regulatory licences are recorded for Alliance Professional Counselling in this listing. Before booking, ask the counsellor directly for their academic qualifications, professional registration (SAC, SPS, or equivalent), years of supervised practice, and the specific issues they specialise in. Confirm the practitioner's licence or membership number on the relevant register before treatment.