About ThoughtFull
ThoughtFull is a counselling service operating islandwide in Singapore. The listing has been verified by KakiList, meaning operating details and contact channel have been confirmed by a real person. No Google reviews are on record at this time, so no independent rating signal is available. Pricing is indicated at a mid-range level ($$), though a specific per-session fee has not been disclosed.
When you first reach out via the contact form, expect to describe your presenting concern or goal — whether that is managing anxiety, navigating a life transition, relationship difficulties, or another area — so the counsellor can assess fit and recommend a suitable approach. Counselling typically involves an initial consultation to establish goals and consent, followed by sessions that may be weekly or fortnightly. It is worth asking whether sessions are conducted in person or via video, what the cancellation and rescheduling policy is, and whether recurring packages or single-session options are available. Checking whether the counsellor's training aligns with your needs — for instance, CBT, ACT, or trauma-informed approaches — will help you assess suitability before committing.
To take the next step, submit an enquiry through ThoughtFull's contact form describing your situation and preferred session format, then confirm the fee, session length, and cancellation terms before your first appointment.
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Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.
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ThoughtFull's pricing is indicated at a mid-range level, but a specific per-session fee has not been published. In Singapore, private counselling sessions typically run S$100–250 per session for a 50–60 minute hour, with psychiatrists and clinical psychologists sitting at the higher end. Some practices offer reduced-rate packages when you commit to a block of sessions. Before booking, confirm the exact per-session rate, whether an initial consultation is charged separately, any no-show or late-cancellation fee, and whether GST applies. If you are claiming through an insurance policy or an Employee Assistance Programme, ask whether ThoughtFull is on the panel. See the full counselling cost guide for Singapore →
For most private counselling services in Singapore, a GP or specialist referral is not required to book directly — you can enquire via the contact form and arrange an initial session without a referral letter. That said, if you plan to claim under an insurance policy or an Employee Assistance Programme, a GP referral may be required by the insurer. At the first session, expect an intake process covering your background, presenting concerns, and goals. If you have a diagnosed condition (such as clinical depression, an anxiety disorder, or PTSD), sharing any existing reports or diagnosis letters helps the counsellor tailor the approach. Flag any contraindications — for instance, if you are currently under psychiatric medication — so the practitioner can coordinate with your prescribing doctor where appropriate.
In Singapore, the title 'counsellor' is not yet a protected title under statute, but registered psychologists and clinical psychologists are listed on the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) register, and allied health professionals such as occupational therapists and physiotherapists are regulated by the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC). Social workers may hold an SASW registration. Before your first session, ask for the counsellor's full name, qualifications, and any professional membership or registration number, then verify directly on the relevant register. Voluntary credentials to look for include membership of the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC) and relevant post-graduate training in a recognised modality. ThoughtFull does not currently list regulatory licences on this profile, so confirming credentials directly with the provider is advisable. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.
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