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At A Space Between, we are providing more than flexible co-practice rooms, we are building a community – because private practice doesn’t have to feel lonely. You can experience all the merits of private practice with the ease of our help. Accommodated with 14 thoughtfully designed therapy rooms, 24/7 access, safety features and monitored surveillance, our space empowers a relaxing and safe practice all-day, every day. You’ll have access to easy-to-use technology to arrange your sessions, and our flexible plans let you choose a room based on you and your clients’ needs. We’re here to encourage a healthier mental wellness experience for everyone involved. We are A Space Between.

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 […]

AIC enables and empowers you and your loved ones to live well and age gracefully. Find out how we transform the care community for everyone in Singapore! Caregiver Support. 1800 650 6060 Mon – Sun: 8.30am – 8.30pm

The Alzheimer’s Disease Association (ADA) is a social service agency and is made up of caregivers, professionals and all who are interested in dementia. ADA provides daycare for people with dementia, as well as services such as counselling, support groups,  referrals and public education talks. The Association also conducts training and workshops for caregivers.

The Association for Music Therapy (Singapore), AMTS, (UEN T07SS0236E) is the professional association for music therapists in Singapore. AMTS was formally registered with Singapore Registry of Societies on 19 September 2007. AMTS is also an organisational member of the World Federation of Music Therapy since 2009. Our Vision All people to have access to quality Music Therapy Services in Singapore. Our Mission To lead the nation in the progress of Music Therapy as a Regulated Allied Health Profession through education and advocacy. Our History The Association for Music Therapy Singapore (AMTS) was founded on 19 September 2007, with eleven members. They were Audrey Ruyters, Chen Hsueh-Lien, Clara Chong, Daphne Phua, Loi Wei Ming (Treasurer), May Clulee, Melanie Kwan (Secretary), Ng Wang Feng (President), Pamela Fisher, Patsy Tan, and Tan Xueli. During the first decade, the initial task was to educate the Singapore public about music therapy and to clear up misconceptions about the field. AMTS also aimed then, and continues to serve as an organisational agency for music therapists based in Singapore. In 2017, AMTS reached its first decade-milestone, and celebrated with a timeline commemorating this achievement!

– 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

The National Council of Social Service (NCSS) has launched a chatbot to encourage mental health sufferers to seek help. It was launched for the first time as part of its “Beyond the Label” campaign. McCann Worldgroup Singapore, which was the creative agency behind the campaign, helped to develop the Facebook Messenger chatbot named “Belle” together with AI technology partner AiChat. It connects youth, adults and seniors to mental health resources and helplines, as well as educate the public with tips on how to interact and support persons with mental health conditions.