If you need support in your marriage, we round up the best places for couples therapy and marriage counseling in Singapore. They specialize in a range of relationship issues like infertility, stress, affairs, emotional betrayal, and separation worries. You can all come as individuals, go to therapy as a couple, or even bring your family and kids if needed. The cost of marriage and couples therapy in Singapore usually ranges from S$160 to S$300, but some options are more affordable for people on a budget. Also, explore Singapore’s other mental health and wellness activities, retreats, and other alternative therapies here.
How much does marriage counselling cost in Singapore?
Private sessions usually cost about S$160 to S$300. Non-profit and community centers, plus clinics that offer subsidies or a free first consult, can be more affordable. Compare formats, languages, and insurance billing before you book.
When should we start couples therapy?
Go sooner if the same fights keep returning, trust is shaky after an affair, parenting stress is pulling you apart, or you feel more like housemates than partners. You do not need to wait for a crisis. Premarital and early-parenthood sessions can also help you set healthier habits before resentment builds.
Can I go to marriage counselling without my partner?
Yes. Many clinics in Singapore see individuals first if one partner is not ready. Individual work can still improve communication and boundaries. Couples sessions work best when both people attend, and some centres also offer family sessions if children are affected.
Is couples therapy in Singapore confidential?
Reputable clinics treat sessions as private. Therapists explain limits up front, such as safety concerns. Ask how notes are stored, whether online sessions are encrypted, and if insurance billing will show on statements. Choose a space where both of you feel able to speak honestly.
Where can we find affordable or specialised help?
Look for non-profit centres, subsidised clinics, home or online sessions, and therapists who work in English, Mandarin or Cantonese. Some practices focus on affairs, infertility, or intimacy. If sex drive differences are part of the strain, read this Little Steps intimacy counselling piece and browse more relationship resources.
International Medical Clinic (IMC) believes that true well-being comes from nurturing both the mind and body. Its Psychology Services provide professional and compassionate therapy and counseling for adults, couples, families, and children, supporting mental health with care and understanding.
The team of qualified psychologists offers evidence-based treatment for a wide range of concerns, including stress, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship challenges, and parenting issues. They also work with children and teens experiencing emotional or behavioral changes, ensuring every family member receives the right support.
Each session is individually tailored to help patients develop coping strategies, enhance self-awareness, and restore emotional balance. Working closely with IMC’s multidisciplinary medical team, the psychologists deliver integrated, holistic care through both in-person and online sessions for greater convenience.
To make access to care seamless, IMC provides direct billing with over 40 local and international insurance providers, reducing out-of-pocket costs and simplifying the patient experience. Whether for short-term counseling or ongoing therapy, IMC Psychology Services empowers individuals and families to strengthen their mental well-being and move forward with confidence.
International Medical Clinic (IMC), +65 6733 4440, www.imc-healthcare.com
The team of therapists at Alliance Counseling speaks 11 languages and have supported individuals, couples, and families from over 60 cultures. Choose between the Gottman Therapy Technique and the Marathon Therapy process when you get marriage counseling and couples therapy at the Alliance Counselling center. Their experienced therapists help couples work through relationship challenges and give you the freedom to decide how you want to move through your journey.
Alliance Counselling, 501 Bukit Timah Road, #04-03 & #03-02 Cluny Court, Singapore, +65 6466 8120, [email protected], www.alliancecounselling.com.sg
The Counselling & Care Centre offers a range of therapy options no matter your relationship status. They provide sessions for individuals to prepare for relationships, pre-marital sessions, family therapy, and counseling for children. As a non-profit organization, Counseling and Care Centre provides quality counseling services at affordable and subsidized rates, making support accessible to all.
Counselling & Care Centre, Blk 536 Upper Cross Street #05-241 Hong Lim Complex Singapore, +65 6536 6366, [email protected], www.counsel.org.sg
All in the Family Counselling Centre has been providing therapy and counseling services to Singapore and Southeast Asia for just under two decades. Their therapist, Tammy Fontana, helps individuals and couples heal from self-limiting beliefs and childhood wounds, replace unhelpful thoughts, and learn how to think in healthy ways that enable them to establish healthy boundaries and achieve financial and relationship success.
All in the Family Counselling, 60 Paya Lebar Road, #11-06 Paya Lebar Square, Singapore 409051, +65 9030 7239, [email protected], www.allinthefamilycounselling.com, Facebook
Focus on the Family Singapore is a local Christian charity designed to support strong marriages and affirming homes for children. They offer marriage counseling to support couples with communication breakdown, conflict loops, infidelity, emotional distance, abuse and violence, cross-cultural differences, and more. Their counseling sessions take place on weekdays with a team-based model. This means that you will get to speak with senior counselors, counseling associates, and a clinical psychologist, so you get varied perspectives and support.
Focus on the Family Singapore, 9 Bishan Place, #08-03 Junction 8 Office Tower, Singapore 579837, +65 6336 1444, www.family.org.sg
The Grace Counselling Centre offers Christian-focused therapy for couples, but also offer non-religious options. They have a welcoming ethos so that everyone feels comfortable coming through their doors. In their couples and marriage counseling sessions, they help partners improve communication, resolve conflict, and rebuild trust. Their approach is non-judgmental, and they adopt techniques from the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and other proven frameworks.
Grace Counselling Centre, 151 Chin Swee Road, #06-15 Manhattan House, Singapore, +65 9895 3786, [email protected], www.gracecounsellors.com
Belinda Lau is one of the main psychologists and therapists at The Lighthouse Counselling clinic. She offers 50-minute couples counseling sessions in English, Cantonese, or Mandarin. She creates a non-judgmental space for clients to communicate their issues and work through what has been holding them back. She aims to locate the source of the couple’s disagreements and find ways to empower them to find resolution and harmony.
The Lighthouse Counselling, 105 Cecil Street, #06-02, The Octagon, Singapore 069534, +65 8299 4866, [email protected], www.tlhcounselling.com
Discover the transformative power of compassionate understanding at Listening Ear Counselling and Consultancy Pte Ltd. Their comprehensive Couples Counselling services go beyond traditional therapy, addressing communication, conflict resolution, and emotional intimacy. Karl, an experienced therapist, tailors each session to your unique needs, drawing from therapeutic modalities such as Gottman and EFT to unlocks harmful patterns, cultivates trust, and creates a safe space for both partners.
Listening Ear Counselling And Consultancy Pte Ltd, 10 Anson Road, #28-14, Singapore 079903, +65-8950 2162, [email protected], www,listeningearclinic.com
Under the Ministry of Social and Family Development, MSF Family Assist is part of the Strengthening Families Programme (FAM), which supports families through every season of life. They offer free counseling for Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents. Whether you are uncertain about staying married, wish to strengthen your marriage, or are navigating co-parenting after a divorce, their trained counsellors are equipped to help. With 11 centers islandwide, you can easily find one near you. They offer in-person and online counseling, as well as an anonymous live chat or audio call.
MSF Family Assist, 11 locations in Singapore, +65 1800 111 222, [email protected], www.familyassist.msf.gov.sg
Petra Counselling is conveniently located in the Orchard Roach district in Singapore, only a short 10-minute walk from the MRT station. They offer a free first consultation so you can make sure that the center is right for you and your partner or family. They can provide couples therapy services to partners dating, married, or with families going through a difficult time.
Petra Counselling, 19 Tanglin Road, #06-43/44 Tanglin Shopping Centre, Singapore, +65 9100 0432, www.petracounselling.com
Psych Connect is a specialist psychology clinic offering support for children through adults. Their marriage counsellors, Benjamin Low, Diandra Andersen and Giana Sharma, help partners improve communication, rebuild trust, or separate with more care. Their marriage counsellors take an attachment-based, trauma-informed, and evidence-based stance and often adopt Emotionally Focused Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, and the Gottman Method. Each session is tailored to your needs and is kept confidential. Whether you are married, engaged, or are in a long-term relationship, their team is ready to offer the support you need.
Psych Connect, 51 Cuppage Road, #04-02
Singapore 229469, +65 6493 0244, [email protected], www.psychconnect.sg
The REACH Community Services center offers relationship-focused therapy (but also provides children and individual therapy, too). Couples who are dealing with issues before they are married, or after they’ve had families are all welcome. Their Marriage Preparation Programme helps couples establish a strong foundation for a successful marriage.
REACH Community Services, Block 187 Bishan Street 13 #01-475 Singapore, +65 6252 2566, [email protected], www.reach.org.sg
This clinic offers therapy for couples, families, and individuals moving through hardship. The founder, Theresa Pong has over a decade of clinical experience, specializing in married couples and those with families. She takes a collaborative approach to her sessions, listing with compassion to both sides and working towards finding a common ground to move forward. This clinic offers in-office and online counseling options and has a special focus on helping couples recover from infidelity.
The Relationship Room, 1 Raffles Place, Level 19061, Tower 2, One Raffles Place, Singapore, +65 8850 6068, [email protected], www.relationshiproom.sg
Allison Heiliczer, counselor, psychotherapist, and ICF-certified coach, offers sessions at Rethink The Couch. She supports couples with premarital counseling, challenges after having a baby, infidelity and affairs, divorce, and more. Allison has completed both Gottman Method and Relational Life Therapy (RLT) training and offers in-person and virtual sessions.
Rethink The Couch, 21/F, 75 Anson Road, Singapore, 079906,+65 8879 8310, [email protected],
www.rethinkthecouch.com
As one of the more affordable counseling clinics in Singapore, the Shan You Counseling Centre is great for couples and families on a budget. They provide subsidies for families with financial difficulties. With roots in Buddhist philosophy, the therapists draw from mindfulness techniques to guide individuals and couples through an approach that fostered deeper awareness of the core issues in order to mend them.
Shan You, 5 Upper Boon Keng Road, #02-15, Singapore, +65 6741 9293, [email protected], www.shanyou.org.sg
Talk Your Heart Out gives couples a safe space to reset. Founded in 2020, this counseling center in Singapore has over 150 qualified counsellors, psychologists, and psychotherapists, each with at least a Master's degree and an average of five years' experience. They offer support for communication breakdown, infidelity and trust, intimacy, finances, roles, expectations, and more. Some therapists use the Gottman Method or EMDR when trauma is involved.
Talk Your Heart Out, two locations in Singapore including Shenton Way and Cecil Street, [email protected], www.talkyourheartout.com
TOUCH Community Services offers couples and marriage counseling in a systemic, integrated approach. Their experienced therapists help individuals increase self-awareness, establish cleaner interaction patterns, hone communication and conflict-resolution skills, and establish a deeper emotional connection. Each session lasts one hour. While it is ideal for both partners to attend, one partner can attend on their own as well. They also offer Affair Recover Intervention and individual Marriage Preparation workshops.
TOUCH Community Services, Blk 149 Toa Payoh Lorong 1 #01-943, Singapore 310149, [email protected], +65 6709 8410 [email protected], touch.org.sg
Us Therapy Singapore is a counseling and psychology clinic offering support for individuals, couples, children, and adolescents. Founder Dr. Emma Waddington is a UK-trained senior clinical psychologist with more than 20 years of experience in Singapore and abroad. Their couple sessions are 80 or 100 minutes, and their therapists help partners name repeating patterns, speak more cleanly, rebuild trust, and separate with less wreckage. Their approaches include the Gottman Method, emotion-focused work, and attachment-based strategies.
Us Therapy Singapore, 10 Winstedt Road, #02/10-11, Singapore 227977, +65 6580 8580, [email protected], www.us-therapy.sg
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