Find a Christian counsellor in Singapore
Take your time. Look through as many as you like, and write when you’re ready. There’s no fee to approach anybody, and no obligation once you have. Some counsellors are free and some charge; you’ll see any fee before you book.
Everyone here counsels in their own capacity, under their own training and their own church.
Looking for a mentor rather than a counsellor? See mentors
Christian counsellors listed on Pray.sg
Set fees on Pray.sg today run from $150 to $180 a session. Any fee is paid directly to the counsellor; Pray.sg takes no commission.
- Chiew Peng Chua. Areas: Conflict, Grief & Loss, Marriage, Trauma. Languages: English. Meets: In person. Location: Tanjong Pagar (International Plaza). Fee: $170 a session.
- Michael Yeong. Areas: Conflict, Grief & Loss, Marriage. Languages: English. Meets: In person and online. Fee: Fee on request.
- Serene. Areas: Marriage. Languages: English, Hokkien, Teochew. Meets: In person and online. Location: Anywhere in spore. Fee: Fee on request.
- Tan Bee Wah. Areas: Grief & Loss, Marriage, Trauma. Languages: English, Hokkien, Mandarin. Meets: In person and online. Location: Upper Thomson Road. Fee: $180 a session.
- Von Hui. Areas: Addiction, Grief & Loss, Relationships, Trauma. Languages: English, Mandarin. Meets: In person and online. Location: Near Marymount MRT. Fee: $160 a session.
- Wong Yeong Tay. Areas: Conflict, Grief & Loss, Marriage, Suicide, Trauma, Youth. Languages: Cantonese, English, Hokkien, Mandarin. Meets: Online. Location: Geylang, City. Fee: $150 a session, first session free.
Questions people ask about Christian counselling
Short answers, and a longer read where we have one.
Start with what you need help with, the language you want to speak in, and whether you want to meet in person or online; the filters above narrow the list by each. Then read how each counsellor works, and ask about their training, which differs from person to person. You can send a counsellor a question before you book, and it is fine to try someone else if it does not feel right.
Pray.sg lists Christian counsellors in Singapore on this page, each reviewed before listing, with the areas they work in, the languages they speak, how they meet and any fee. Many churches also offer pastoral counselling to their own members, so it is worth asking your pastor too.
It depends on the counsellor. Some serve free through a church, some ask for a donation, and others charge a set fee.
Any fee is shown before you book and is paid directly to the counsellor. Pray.sg takes no commission.
There is no one official list, but four are often named. Biblical counselling works mainly from Scripture. Pastoral counselling is given by a pastor or church leader. Christian counselling joins trained counselling methods with the Christian faith. Christian psychotherapy is given by a clinically trained therapist who is a Christian. If it matters to you, ask a counsellor which way they work before you book.
A Christian counsellor brings your faith into the conversation. They may draw on Scripture and prayer, and they will understand if questions about God are part of what you are carrying. A regular counsellor may use similar training without that faith, and many will respect it even if they do not share it.
Be careful if a counsellor rushes or shames you, pushes you to share more than you are ready to, makes your decisions for you, or talks mostly about themselves. Asking you for money beyond the agreed fee, for a friendship or relationship outside the sessions, or to keep secrets from your family or church are red flags too. You can stop at any time, and you can tell Pray.sg.
Guides to Christian counselling
Longer reads for when you are deciding.
- Christian counsellor or therapist: which do I need?What each offers, and how to choose.
- Is Christian counselling free in Singapore?How cost works on Pray.sg, and what to ask a counsellor.
- What happens in a first counselling session?From booking to the first conversation.
- Christian marriage counselling in SingaporeWhen to seek help, and whether to go together or alone.