At Lyra Health, we offer private health and wellness therapists in Singapore by our clinical psychologists, psychotherapists, and counsellors. Our clinicians work with individuals, couples, children, adolescents, and families. We also partner with organisations to provide high-quality mental health support through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to all corporate or SME companies in Singapore.
If you are exploring therapy privately, our team offers confidential, evidence-based care with short waiting times and flexible online or in-person appointments. We will also ensure that all our client information and well-being issues remain confidential. To understand which services are most suitable for you, you can review the issues we support on our mental health counselling services page.
As a leading corporate mental wellness company in Singapore, we deliver expert guidance, personalised programs, and measurable outcomes tailored to all individuals. Choosing a private health and wellness therapist in Singapore is a big decision, especially when you’re already feeling overwhelmed. Here is why you need our specialist team to help you:
Our therapist team uses proven psychological approaches with strong professional training and years of clinical experience, guided by international standards in mental health and wellness therapy. We are experienced in supporting corporate clients, schools, and professional bodies.
Our therapists offer sessions in English, French, German, Dutch, Hindi, Mandarin, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Malay, Cantonese, and Hokkien, helping you express yourself comfortably.
All sessions are confidential and delivered within Lyra Health’s clinical governance framework, aligned with our local policies.
We offer confidential sessions with our specialist tailored to your personal problem, goals, history, and comfort level.
Our call and live chat support are available 24/7, including weekdays, weekends, and evenings, to fit your busy schedule. For more formal care, you can easily book scheduled therapy sessions via face-to-face or video consultation.
We prioritise empathy, respect, and cultural sensitivity so you can talk openly about what you’re going through.
Singapore law requires a disclosure that a psychology qualification is not a medical or dental qualification. More details can be found here: MOH Guidelines