Faith-based (Christian) professional services

WHO IS ADULLAM LIFE COUNSELLING? At Adullam Life Counselling, we are a non-profit society that provides support and practical help for people facing debt issues. We are a Christian based organisation but pledges to serve the community without any racial or religious bias. Give us a call to find out how we can help. Our History Established in April 2013, Adullam Life Counselling is a registered society that provides counselling, practical support for the individual, and also for the affected family during their financial crisis. The center is currently headed by Mr Wong Kee Soon who has been helping people with debt issues for the past 30 years. The center acts as an intermediary between the helpseekers and their legal creditors by negotiating on a possible repayment plan. We also provide advice and crucial support to those who are troubled by illegal moneylenders(loansharks). We also have a growing team of volunteers who are passionate about helping members of the public to overcome the vicious cycle of excessive borrowing, and have helped with 464 cases for the year 2014. The success rate of paying-off the moneylender over a period of time has been 80 to 90% so far. Agencies such as […]

API Care and Counselling is the professional counselling and community service arm of the Asian Pastoral Institute (API). It seeks to provide wholistic care for individuals, corporates and the community through its counselling and corporate services, workshops and talks, and community engagement. Led by a multidisciplinary team of senior counsellors, psychologists and social workers, our blend of skills serves to wholistically address personal mental health, relationships and family issues. Singapore’s community is religiously-diverse, with some 80% claiming affiliation to a religious faith. To meet such diverse needs, the team offers both faith-based counselling as well as evidence-based clinical counselling. Each Christan counsellor, psychologist, or social worker is capable of spanning the secular and spiritual spaces to integrate the spiritual, religious, and ethical values of the client in the counselling process. Together as a team, API Care and Counselling offers workshops, talks, and employee assistance plans to meet the complex needs of individuals, corporates and the community.

Asian Pastoral Institute offers three programmes in Counselling and Community Work: Graduate Diploma in Counselling, Master of Arts in Counselling and Community Work, and Doctorate in Counselling. All three counselling programmes are listed in the International Registry of Counsellor Education Programs (IRCEP), an international affiliate of the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). The Master of Arts in Counselling and Community Work is recognised by the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC), while both the Graduate Diploma and the Master programmes are accredited by Asia Theological Association (ATA). API counselling programmes are also recognised by the Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE) Guidance Unit; our graduates are eligible to apply as trained counsellors in its School Counsellor Programme. API counselling programmes uniquely integrate theology, spirituality, counselling, psychology, and community work with an emphasis on practice. The programmes are balanced and comprehensive. They equip and train students to work in diverse pastoral care, counselling, and community work contexts. Students are therefore ready to work in counselling and/or community services should they consider a career change. Graduands are also eligible to work towards professional recognition as a registered counsellor. The distinctiveness of the programmes, which integrates faith and spirituality with […]

– To position and profile Christian counselling profession in Singapore – To gather and identify Christian counsellors and Christian practitioners – To establish core competencies and training programs  in Christian counselling – To connect the Christian community and general public to Christian counselling services

About ACCS 1. To position and profile Christian counselling profession in Singapore 2. To gather and identify Christian counsellors and Christian practitioners 3. To establish core competencies and training programs in Christian counselling 4. To connect the Christian community and general public to Christian counselling services

Our Vision Maximizing Our God-given Potential Our Mission To mentor & disciple believers to be Christ-centred and effective witnesses of God. To nurture generations for leadership thereby empowering them to fulfil their destiny. To be a relevant & contemporary community for Singapore and beyond.

At Calvary Community Care (C3), we believe in empowering those they serve, from the smallest children and youths to the pioneer generation. Our logo with a stylized C and 3 depicts a person with outstretched arms helping a bird to take flight. C3 was founded by Calvary Baptist Church in 2010. We have been on a mission to meet the “invisible” needs of others since then. Whatever your background or situation, we welcome you to the C3 family. C3 is a Social Service Agency of Institution of a Public Character (IPC) Status, IPC000757 C3 is a member of National Council of Social Service C3’s UEN number is T10SS0047C

Grace Phoon is a Clinical Member with the Singapore Association for Counselling. Besides having a Master’s degree in Counselling, she has been serving as an Executive Member with EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitizing and Reprocessing) Singapore from 2018-2020. She is certified in EMDR, a clinically proven psychotherapy approach that has been extensively researched and proven effective for the treatment of trauma. She is also an accredited facilitator for Prepare/Enrich Marriage Program and Taylor-Johnson’s Temperament Analysis (T-JTA ®), which is a widely used personality assessment for individual, pre-marital, marital, and family counselling. Grace has experience counselling in the church and in schools and have conducted mental health and self-care workshops and facilitated divorce support groups. Some of her experiences include conducting counselling courses for the church’s lay leaders to equip them to become better people helpers. Prior to counselling work, she had over a decade of work experience in the pharmaceutical industry and this has helped her in empathizing with the stress and anxiety that corporate world entails. Grace has considerable experience working with individuals and couples – adolescents and adults suffering from depression/mood disorders, anxiety, trauma/abuse, divorce, infidelity, family conflict, relationship issues, self-harming, suicidal ideations, and grief. Her therapeutic style involves helping you to arrive at insight and tools […]