Counselling

Provides specialised therapies such as art therapy and play therapy, as well as psychological assessment and treatment for children, youth and families.

Mental ACT provides mental health services and programmes for the Indian community in Singapore. Who we serve:  Our main target audience comes from the South Asian community in Singapore – people with roots in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives! We work tirelessly with our community partners to support all South Asians across all genders, age groups and backgrounds. That said, our services and programs are are mostly inclusive to any individual who needs care and support for their mental health needs. Just get in touch and we’ll be happy to work with you in addressing your challenges! WHAT WE DO Our wide variety of programs and services include: Counselling and case management Community outreach Crisis support Mental Health First-Aid training Mental wellness workshops Psycho-education campaigns Support groups Suicide prevention support Source: https://www.ncss.gov.sg/docs/default-source/default-document-library/directory-on-mental-health-servicesf03507c4ec3d45ca90945d6b0635921e.pdf?sfvrsn=41084210_0

Started in 2013, Mind what Matters comprises a team of mental health specialists whose aim is to provide professional, targetted and effective evidence-based psychology services. We strive to destigmatise mental illness and optimise psychological well-being through open conversations, understanding and change. We are passionate about helping people through their issues and beyond to thrive in their lives.

MindMatters Psychology is a Practice that provides a comprehensive range of psychological services for children and young adults to support their cognitive, social and emotional development. Experienced and qualified Educational, Clinical and Counseling Psychologists adopt a whole child approach when conducting detailed evaluations to better understand the needs of the individual and the environment they are in. Goal directed therapies are carried out to support their individual needs to help them realize their potential and develop into well-adjusted adults.

Monica has been in the people-helping field for over three decades. She believes that transformation is within each person and that it can be achieved despite obstacles and challenges that you face. She has served as a Counsellor, Marriage and Family Therapist, Parenting Consultant, Speaker and Trainer. She has served in a multi-faceted range of Counselling establishments and has gained much experience in supporting and helping people with various needs. For example, she has worked with couples to improve their marriages, worked with couples facing infidelity issues to salvage their marriages, couples experiencing divorce, families breaking up due to differing expectations of parenting, and students struggling with identity, relationships, and family stress. Monica is passionate about providing solutions to the growing number of mental health conditions among young people that is triggered by the state of the family environment. In her experience with her clients, she has seen how the family unit helps individuals to manage their mental health conditions successfully and become better. She believes that the family unit can influence a better and healthy society through positive parenting, marriage, extended family relationships and circles of friends. By using research-based interventions such as the Gottman Couples Therapy and Positive […]

Ms Irena Constantin is a Occupational & Educational Psychologist who completed her M. Phil (lic. Phil) at the University of Zurich, Switzerland and has specialized in Applied Psychology. Ms Constantin has gained her experience in various fields such as banking, school and clinics. Ms Constantin is multi-lingual and provides her counselling in English, German, as well as Greek. Ms Constantin has had extensive experience in dealing with learning and socio-emotional difficulties experienced by children, teenagers and young adults in school and work settings. In this regard, she has also provided school related intervention programmes and has been part with an active role of the University and Career Guidance at the German European School (GESS). Specific areas include: Learning and performance blockages Work with teachers in school to support the mental well-being of the Child Refusal behavior in family and school Aggressive behavior Challenging behavior such as Hyperactivity At Scott Psychological Centre for ADHD and Developmental Trauma, she will apply this extensive experience and expertise also to teenagers and young adults with ADHD or Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Additional areas of training and experience include: Career counselling for adolescents and adults Family therapy Crisis intervention Cross cultural counselling based on years […]

Psychotherapist Qualifications: Bachelor of Psychology Postgrad Diploma of Psychology Master in Counselling Master of Business Administration Professional Training: Schema Therapy Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Developmental Needs Meeting Strategies (DNMS) Therapy Language(s) Spoken: English and Mandarin

Charlotte holds a BSc (Hons) in Psychology from the University of London and an MSc in Psychological Therapies Practice and Research from the University of Exeter in the UK, in partnership with the British Psychotherapy Foundation (BPF). She is a member of the British Psychotherapy Foundation and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and abides by their code of ethics. Charlotte has worked in Singapore since 2008, with both Singaporeans and expatriates and has worked therapeutically since 2014 with both children and adults. Charlotte is passionate about the life changing impacts that psychoanalytic therapies can provide and is undertaking advanced training as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist which allows her to offer more intensive therapeutic work with all of its potential for lasting change. There is more information about Charlotte and the way in which she works on her website, cmspsychotherapy.com