Relationship counselling can assist with communication difficulties, trust issues, conflict resolution, intimacy concerns, managing life transitions, infidelity, family dynamics, and more. Our counsellors are here to support you through various challenges and guide you toward healthier interactions.

If you’re experiencing frequent conflicts, feeling disconnected, or struggling to communicate effectively, relationship counselling can help. It provides a safe space to address concerns, explore feelings, and develop skills to strengthen your relationship.

Couples therapy is not recommended in certain situations, or is contraindicated, when there is –

Abuse: Physical, emotional, financial, sexual, or psychological abuse is present. Abuse can be continued in couples therapy, and the abuser may be able to use the therapist’s words against the victim in court.
Active mental illness: One or both partners have an active or untreated mental illness, disorder, or addiction.
Infidelity: One or both partners are actively unfaithful and unwilling to end the relationship.
Threat of divorce: One or both partners have decided to separate or divorce.
Insufficient motivation: One or both partners lack the motivation to change their behavior or relationship.
Uncontrolled emotions: One or both partners have an unmanaged panic disorder, impulse disorder, or ADHD.
Psychotic symptoms: One or both partners have psychotic symptoms.

A careful assessment can help determine if couple therapy is appropriate for a particular situation. There are also specialized treatments for some of these issues, such as infidelity and substance use disorders

While it’s ideal if both partners attend, we understand that may not always be possible. Individual sessions can still be beneficial in gaining insights, developing coping strategies, and learning relationship skills that can positively impact the relationship.

Choosing the right counsellor is important for a positive experience. At Singapore Counselling Centre, our counsellors have diverse backgrounds and specializations in relationship issues. During your initial inquiry, we can help match you with a counsellor based on your unique needs, preferences, and goals. You may also review our counsellors’ profiles to find someone you feel comfortable with.

We have curated the profiles of the following counsellors who specialise in relationship and marital counselling. You can click to read more about their background, experience and respective approaches to supporting couples.

• Joseph Rajagopal
• Kenny Chen
• Phyllis Wong
• Warton Ong

The cost of 60-minute relationship counselling session is $230.00 before GST ($250.70 with GST). We have counselling packages available which will accord you up to a discount of 15% per session.

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On the mobile app, each relationship counselling session is $220.00 for in-person sessions and $190.00 for video sessions. You can top up more credits for further discounts.

In a session, you can expect a confidential, non-judgmental space to discuss your concerns. Our counsellors facilitate open conversations, help identify underlying issues, and work with you on strategies to improve communication, understanding, and connection.

The number of sessions varies based on individual needs and the complexity of the issues. Some couples find relief in a few sessions, while others may benefit from ongoing support. Our counsellors can provide a recommendation after assessing your unique situation.

Not at all. Relationship counselling is beneficial for couples at any stage, whether you’re facing significant issues or simply want to strengthen your bond and improve communication. Preventative counselling can be valuable for building a resilient relationship.

Encouraging a partner to join can sometimes be challenging. Explain that counselling is a proactive approach to strengthen the relationship and create a space for both of you to feel heard and understood. Reassuring them that the counsellor will provide unbiased support can also be helpful.

Yes, confidentiality is a cornerstone of our counselling services. Our counsellors adhere to strict ethical guidelines to ensure that what you share remains private, fostering a safe environment for open and honest discussions.

Yes, we offer both in-person and online sessions to accommodate different needs and schedules. Online counselling provides flexibility while maintaining the same level of support and guidance as in-person sessions.