Centre for Psychotherapy (C4P) has been recognized as a Social Enterprise. It has received full membership from raiSE Singapore.
We feel truly honoured by this recognition. We are committed to continuing our positive impact across Singapore.
At Centre For Psychotherapy, we believe mental health is as important as body health. We make our help affordable for everyone. We join our clients on their life journey. Life becomes more fun, easier, and full of meaning. Life’s challenges teach us a lot. Talk to us today about how we can help you live better with our counselling.
As part of our mission, we are also known as the Care And Counselling Centre Singapore. We’re here to take care of your mental health. Our team is ready to support and guide you to a happier life.
Dr. Nisha Rani (RegCLR, RegClinSup, MMSAC) has over 20 years of experience in the field. She has worked with several Individuals as well as Government Organisations. The issues she has managed are too many to list. In addition to English, she is fluent in Counselling in Hindi, Punjabi and Malay.
I have worked in the Psychotherapy role for several years. I am currently engaged as a Senior Counsellor. I am providing care to a variety of clients including ex offenders, adults, young people, women, children, adolescents and families.
I’m an aspiring Psychotherapist. Currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy (Pursuing). My belief is that everyone is unique and is able to Self Actualize.
The right amount of therapy depends on the person and their situation. In When in Therapy in Singapore, some people go once a week. Others might need it more or less often. It’s best to talk with a therapist to find what works for you.
For Therapy in Singapore, you can talk about your feelings and problems. The therapist helps you understand yourself better. They teach you ways to handle tough situations. You can also set goals for your life and work towards them.
Yes, therapy in Singapore, like anywhere else, can have some risks. Sometimes, talking about tough feelings can make you feel upset or anxious at first. It might bring up uncomfortable memories. But, it’s part of the process to help you feel better in the long run.
The goal Centre for Psychotherapy in Singapore is to help people with their mental health through Counselling and Psychotherapy, by providing care and counselling. We listen to your problems and give support and teach you ways to cope with stress and tough emotions. Our aim is to make you feel stronger and happier in life.
At the Centre for Psychotherapy in Singapore one of our goals is to help you understand your feelings and ways to deal with problems. We help you set personal goals and work towards them and guide you to improve your relationships and make better decisions, through care and counselling support.
A good counsellor at the Centre for Psychotherapy Singapore provides care and counselling support by engaging you with interventions, modalities and skills obtained through training and experience. We actively listen and develop an understanding while remaining non-judgemental. Your information is kept confidential, while we use our skills to help you grow.
Anand Mahey is an aspiring psychotherapist with a Master of Arts in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy. He believes in the unique potential of individuals to achieve self-actualization. Anand’s approach to therapy is assimilative, with a core focus on Person-Centred Therapy. He also utilizes Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and the Psychodynamic Approach. His areas of interest include self-worth and the self-concept, mood regulation, family and relationship issues, trauma, and work-related stress. Anand is fluent in English, Malay, Hindi, and Punjabi.
