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candy skh ★★★★★

4 months ago

I’ve been to over 6 sessions now and wanted to leave a detailed review. Yes, the waiting time for a first appointment can take up to two months, but knowing that this is a charity org offering sessions to make therapy accessible, it’s completely understandable. It was also made known right from the start and I was aware of it going in. To share about my experience, I’ve spoken with the admin staff (Adeline and team), as well as my monthly therapist, and they are genuinely the sweetest and most hardworking people. My therapist Lee KQ, is extremely patient and thoughtful. She paces each session well, helps me unpack what’s necessary, and adapts to my needs without ever making me feel rushed. She uses different tools and frameworks and makes sure to share about them before diving in too, i really appreciate that she does that. Unlike other (more pricey ones too!) clinics I’ve tried, sessions here never ever feel transactional or half hearted. They’re flexible with both online and physical appointments while ive always opted for irl, and their approach is inclusive and non-denominational. Each session equips me with more clarity and practical skills, and I feel supported throughout the process. I’m writing this because I am a recipient of this help myself and genuinely appreciate what CAS and NCSS have built here. I hope this important work continues for a long time, and for them to continue this for a long time too. [Picture taken outside the therapy session rooms, a quiet space for reflection before and after your sessions too]

AH ★★★★★

3 months ago

Friend cousin redditors have recommended this clinic but i was hesitant because of some google reviews. Glad i ignored them because my experience has been completely different. Feel that no other therapist i met in the past understood trauma like my therapist has. Appreciate how she even explained her questions and exercises because she somehow can tell i would be vulnerable. Slowly can start to remember what happy feels like. Took me alot to write this but hope this encourages you. Dont give up.

John Tay ★★★★★

3 months ago

One of the most accessible mental health options in Singapore, yet not compromising in expertise, as they have in-house counsellors AND psychologists. Downside is the long wait time, but that cannot be helped as mental health awareness is increasing and the number of people seeking therapy is on the up.

Joanne ★☆☆☆☆

7 months ago

Extremely long wait to get a first appointment..more than 2 mth .. and also long wait until yhe next appt. Then the counsellor was rather condescending like she is the expert and patients are laypeople who duno anything just because they are seeking therapy and because it is a subsidised service. If only they spent as much effort on improving the service as the social media marketing it may improve. Changed to a COMIT centreand no regrets. Got an appointment in the same week and seeing a much more professional and effective therapist now.

Eunice Koh ★☆☆☆☆

a year ago

Unprofessional and unethical organization pretending to offer mental health services but with staff who possesses no more empathy than an icy rock wall. If you are not committed to helping people, at the very least, don’t do more harm than good.