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Psychologists & Counsellors in Singapore: 91 psychologists · private individual session typically S$140 per 60 min

Updated October 2026How we rank
Psychologists and counsellors in Singapore are not licensed by a statutory board; psychology is not among the professions regulated by the Allied Health Professions Council. Check credentials yourself, for example in the Singapore Psychological Society's voluntary register. Private sessions cost about $140–280, and free help is available via helplines such as mindline 1771.

12 of the best-documented psychologists in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Chien Chi Tow Healthcare

Chien Chi Tow Healthcare

Jurong East

20+ years in business

6 min walk from Chinese Garden MRT

Centre For Effective Living

Centre For Effective Living

Jalan Besar

38+ years in business

1 min walk from Farrer Park MRT

The Psychological Wellness Centre

The Psychological Wellness Centre

Novena

16+ years in business

7 min walk from Novena MRT

A Life Clinic Pte Ltd

A Life Clinic Pte Ltd

Novena

1 min walk from Novena MRT

Incontact Counselling & Training

Incontact Counselling & Training

Tanjong Pagar

Since 2018

2 min walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT

Hope For Tomorrow Psychology Centre

Hope For Tomorrow Psychology Centre

Bukit Timah

Since 2018

3 min walk from Beauty World MRT

Bloom Child Psychology

Bloom Child Psychology

Tiong Bahru

Since 2019

1 min walk from Havelock MRT

Eagles Mediation & Counselling Centre

Eagles Mediation & Counselling Centre

Jalan Besar

Since 2019

1 min walk from Farrer Park MRT

Us Therapy Singapore

Us Therapy Singapore

Newton

Since 2023

5 min walk from Newton MRT

Sol Therapy

Sol Therapy

Clarke Quay

Since 2022

3 min walk from Clarke Quay MRT

HiDolphin Counselling LLP

HiDolphin Counselling LLP

Novena

1 min walk from Novena MRT

Community Psychology Hub

Community Psychology Hub

Bukit Merah

7 min walk from Redhill MRT

Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

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How much do psychologists & counsellors charge in Singapore?

Per-session prices as of June 2026. Registered psychologists and clinical specialists typically cost more than counsellors; evening, weekend and off-site sessions may carry surcharges.

  • Private individual session (value clinic)

    S$140 per 60 min

    'From' price

  • Private individual session (premium practice)

    S$278 per 50 min

    About $277.95 incl. GST

  • Couples session, private

    S$190–S$417 per session

  • Subsidised counselling (NCSS-supported)

    S$29.43 per session

    Up to six sessions for eligible groups such as CHAS Blue/Orange cardholders

  • AWARE sliding-scale counselling

    S$35–S$80 per session

    $35 if earning under $3,000 a month; otherwise 2% of monthly salary

Sources: The Money Bees – Free and affordable counselling in Singapore (June 2026). Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a psychologist have?

  • Singapore Register of Psychologists (voluntary)

    Singapore Psychological Society · Optional accreditation

    A professional register, not a legal licence. Psychology is not among the five professions regulated by AHPC, so membership of a professional body is the main credential check.

    Check the official register

How to choose a psychologist

  • Ask about the person's qualifications and supervised training (for example, a master's or doctorate in clinical or counselling psychology) and whether they are on a professional register.
  • Match the professional to the need: counsellors for everyday stress and relationships; clinical psychologists for assessment and therapy of mental health conditions; psychiatrists (doctors) if medication may be needed.
  • Ask about the therapy approach and how progress is reviewed.
  • If cost is a barrier, try NCSS-supported counselling, Family Service Centres or AWARE's sliding scale before ruling it out.

Red flags

  • Vague or unverifiable qualifications, or titles like 'therapist' with no stated training.
  • Promises of a cure within a fixed number of sessions.
  • Pressure to prepay many sessions upfront.

Questions to ask before you book

  • What are your qualifications, and which professional register are you on?
  • Have you worked with people with my concern before?
  • What does a session cost, and are there evening or weekend surcharges?
  • What happens if I need medication or more intensive care?

Questions about psychologists & counsellors in Singapore

How much does it cost to see a psychologist in Singapore?

As of June 2026, private sessions start from about $140 an hour at value clinics and reach about $278 for 50 minutes at premium practices, with couples sessions about $190–417. Subsidised options include NCSS-supported counselling at $29.43 a session for eligible groups, and AWARE's sliding scale from $35. Helplines such as mindline 1771 are free.

Are psychologists regulated in Singapore?

There is no statutory licensing board for psychologists. The Allied Health Professions Council regulates only physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language therapy, diagnostic radiography and radiation therapy. The Singapore Psychological Society maintains a voluntary register, so ask about qualifications and check professional memberships yourself.

Where can I get free counselling in Singapore?

Free options include the national mindline 1771, Samaritans of Singapore on 1767, community mental health teams, Family Service Centres and the ComCare hotline on 1800-222-0000. For immediate danger, call 995 or go to A&E.

How many psychologists & counsellors are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 91 psychologists & counsellors in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Orchard (14). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.