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Counselling fees in Singapore typically range from S$80 to S$250 per 50-minute session, depending on the practitioner's qualifications, years of experience, and whether the session is individual, couples, or family-based. First consultations sometimes carry a slightly different fee. Think Psychological Services uses a mid-range price signal ($$), but specific per-session rates are not currently published — contact the practice directly for a quote. Package pricing and no-show or cancellation fees vary by practice; confirm these in writing before your first session. Note that counselling sessions are generally not claimable under MediShield Life, though some employer flexi-benefit schemes and certain insurance riders may cover sessions with registered practitioners. See the full counselling cost guide for Singapore →

Most counselling practices in Singapore do not require a GP referral for an initial appointment, though a referral from a polyclinic or specialist can be helpful if you are seeking a psychological assessment or if your insurer requires it for reimbursement. Think Psychological Services can be reached directly by phone or via the enquiry form to arrange a first appointment. Expect an intake form or verbal assessment during the first session covering your presenting concerns, relevant history, current medications, and goals for therapy. If you have a complex clinical presentation — such as psychosis, active suicidality, or a condition requiring medication — the practitioner may refer you to a psychiatrist or clinical psychologist in addition to or instead of counselling. Confirm at the outset what the practitioner's scope of practice covers.

Counselling in Singapore is not yet a statutorily regulated profession, meaning there is no single mandatory licence equivalent to those held by physiotherapists (AHPC) or Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners (TCMPB). The key voluntary professional bodies are the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC), which maintains a register of accredited counsellors, and the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS), which registers psychologists. Membership of either body indicates the practitioner has met defined training and supervision standards. No licences are currently listed for Think Psychological Services on KakiList. Before booking, ask the practice directly for the full name of the practitioner who will be conducting sessions, their academic qualifications (at minimum a relevant Master's degree for counsellors), their professional registration number with SAC or SPS, and whether they carry professional indemnity insurance. You can verify SAC accreditation at sac.org.sg and SPS registration at singaporepsychologicalsociety.org. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.