Counselling and therapy fees

What a session costs, with no need to enquire first

Sessions at Safe Expanse are $160–$240 SGD per session. Individual therapy is $160–$200; couples, family and children’s sessions are priced separately. Your fee depends on which therapist you see and the type of session — the full table is below. There is no separate assessment or intake charge.

Adult sessions run 60 or 90 minutes, and children’s sessions are 50 minutes. The fee is per session, not per hour — a 90-minute session costs the same as a 60-minute one.

Session fees

All fees in SGD, per session.

Therapist Individual Couples Family Children
Gladys Hu / Abigail Yang $200 $220 $240 $180
Siew Leng $180 $200 $220 $160
Shi Min / Stanley Soh $160 $180 $200

Not sure which therapist is the right fit? Read their profiles, or tell us what you are looking for and we will suggest a match.

Insurance and Medisave

Some insurance plans include mental health benefits, and coverage varies a great deal between insurers — we recommend checking your policy directly before your first session. Medisave currently cannot be used for outpatient counselling in Singapore.

If your employer offers an EAP

Many employers fund counselling through an Employee Assistance Programme, which typically covers a number of sessions at little or no cost to you. It is worth asking your HR team whether one is in place before paying out of pocket. We provide EAP services to organisations in Singapore.

If our fees are more than you can manage

We would rather say this plainly than lose you to a page that dances around it: our fees are mid-range for private practice in Singapore, and we are not the cheapest way to see a therapist. If cost is the thing standing between you and support, these routes exist and are worth using — several are subsidised or means-tested:

  • Community organisations — Fei Yue Community Services, TOUCH Community Services, Community Psychology Hub and Silver Ribbon (Singapore) all offer counselling at lower or subsidised rates.
  • Your GP or polyclinic can refer you into subsidised public mental-health services.
  • Your employer’s EAP, as above — often the fastest no-cost route if one exists.
  • School or university counselling, if you or your child are enrolled.

Getting support somewhere is better than not getting it here.

What therapy costs in Singapore generally

For a wider picture of the market — what different kinds of practitioner charge, and how to plan for a course of sessions — see our guide to the cost of mental health therapy.

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