Culturally Aware Online Child Counselling in Singapore
Meet Top Child Psychologists & Behavioural Therapists
Growing up in Singapore as part of an Indian or NRI family comes with its own quiet pressures, fitting into a new school system, meeting expectations carried over from home, and finding a sense of belonging in between. Our psychologists work closely with children and teens to ease anxiety, address behavioural concerns, and rebuild the confidence that gets lost along the way. Every therapist is RCI registered and holds advanced clinical qualifications, so your child is in genuinely capable hands, not just familiar ones.
Meet Experienced Child Psychologists Trusted by NRI Families Across Singapore
Mansi More Nopany
✔ RCI Licensed Clinical Psychologist • M.Phil. • Senior Child Psychologist • 9+ Years Experience
Treats anxiety, ADHD, emotional regulation difficulties, behavioural concerns, school-related stress and life transitions. Case history includes Indian, South Asian and NRI families based in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the Gulf.
From S$37 • 50-Minute Online Session
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K S Veena
✔ RCI Licensed Mental Health Counsellor • 5+ Years Experience
Treats anxiety, behavioural challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, ADHD, school stress, low confidence and social difficulties. Sessions are structured around evidence-based techniques and adapted to your family's language and background.
From S$25 • 50-Minute Online Session
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Amritha H.
✔ Counselling Psychologist • Certified CBT Practitioner • 4+ Years Experience
Treats anxiety, emotional wellbeing concerns, behavioural challenges, academic stress, low self-esteem and adjustment difficulties. Works with children and teens managing the shift between two cultural environments.
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Bipasha Sharma
✔ RCI Licensed Counselling & Developmental Psychologist • Ph.D. Scholar
Treats anxiety, emotional regulation difficulties, behavioural concerns, school stress, self-esteem challenges and major life transitions. Combines CBT, mindfulness and developmental psychology, applied to each family's specific background.
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Mohit Yadav
✔ RCI Licensed Clinical Psychologist • Child & Adolescent Specialist
Treats ADHD, anxiety, emotional difficulties, behavioural concerns, school-related challenges, social adjustment and low confidence. Uses structured, evidence-based interventions tailored to each child's stage of development.
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Real feedback from families who've used LeapHope's online child counselling, shared with permission.
"LeapHope is excellent and I mean it. Psychologist is very friendly and professional. My son was very anxious and mobile addicted, I approached them and the whole thing was so well structured. I am really happy with the service. Totally recommended."
"A wonderful place for children who need extra support. The therapists are kind, skilled, and truly connect with kids. The online environment is safe, and very child-friendly."
"We noticed real improvement and growth, and the regular updates on progress were very helpful. I would definitely recommend this online platform to any parent looking for therapy for their child."
Why LeapHope
LeapHope
- RCI registered, senior psychologists trained specifically in Indian and South Asian child psychology.
- Sessions available in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada or Malayalam.
- Online child counselling from SGD25–SGD37 per 50-minute session.
- Browse full psychologist profiles and choose who you want to work with.
- Appointments typically available within 24 hours.
- Same time zone as home, so no odd-hour calls to book or attend.
Many Other Therapy Platforms
- General psychology training, with cultural background treated as one factor among many.
- English-only sessions in most cases.
- Sessions commonly range from S$150–S$250 each.
- Often matched to whichever therapist has availability.
- Waitlists of several weeks are common.
- Availability and wait times often depend on your location.
What We Help With, at Every Stage of Growing Up
From preschool to Junior College, each stage of the Singapore school system brings its own pressures. Our psychologists work with Indian and South Asian children and teens in Singapore at whatever stage they're in.
Younger Children
- Separation anxiety and trouble settling into preschool or a new school
- Frequent tantrums, anger or difficulty managing emotions
- Mobile, tablet or screen addiction
- Sadness, withdrawal or clinginess that doesn't go away
- Behaviour concerns- hitting, disrespecting, not listening
- Speech, communication or social development concerns
- Bullying, friendship and peer difficulties
Tweens & Early Teens
- Mobile, gaming and social media addiction affecting sleep, mood and schoolwork
- ADHD and attention difficulties affecting schoolwork
- No motivation, laziness or sudden loss of interest in school
- School refusal or reluctance to go
- Sudden drop in grades with no clear reason
- Anger, fighting, arguing or disrespecting parents at home
- Sadness, anxiety or early signs of depression
Senior School
- Mobile and gaming addiction affecting sleep and daily life
- O-Level and A-Level pressure, exam stress and sudden grade fall
- Anxiety, low mood and depression
- No motivation, withdrawal or school refusal
- Anger, fighting or disrespecting parents at home
- Substance use and early experimentation with vaping, alcohol or drugs
- Family expectations, independence and identity across two cultures
Supporting Children Between Two Cultures
Most families in Singapore choose between an Indian platform that gets their culture, or a local clinic that meets the clinical standard. LeapHope doesn't ask you to pick. Every psychologist is RCI registered in child and behavioural psychology, and works daily with Indian and South Asian families navigating the Singapore school system alongside home.
No starting over with a therapist who misses the context, including friction tied to being caught between an MOE classroom and a household that runs on different expectations.
Full credentials shown before you book. Choose your psychologist. Switch anytime.
Getting Started with Online Child Counselling in Singapore
Finding the right support for your child is simple. From choosing a psychologist to attending secure online sessions, we're here to make every step easy for families in Singapore.
Choose Your Child Psychologist
Browse therapist profiles, qualifications, experience, languages and therapy approaches to find the best match for your child's needs.
Book a Convenient Appointment
Choose a session that fits your family's schedule, in Singapore's time zone.
Attend Secure Online Sessions
Connect with your psychologist through secure video sessions from the comfort and privacy of your home, anywhere in Singapore.
Support Your Child's Progress
Receive personalised guidance, practical parenting strategies and ongoing support to help your child build confidence, resilience and emotional wellbeing.
Evidence-Based, Culturally Grounded Child Therapy
Our psychologists are trained across multiple evidence-based modalities, not just one default approach, and select the method that fits your child's age, personality and specific concern, whether they're settling into an MOE school or navigating home life shaped by a different set of expectations.
- ✓Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- ✓Play Therapy
- ✓Parent Coaching
- ✓Family Therapy
- ✓Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
- ✓Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- ✓Trauma-Informed Therapy
- ✓Mindfulness-Based Therapy
- ✓Social Skills Training
FAQs About Online Child Counselling in Singapore
Find answers to common questions about online child counselling, appointments, confidentiality, fees, psychologists and how LeapHope supports NRI and Indian families in Singapore.
No. LeapHope's psychologists are RCI (India) registered, not part of Singapore's public healthcare system such as IMH's Child Guidance Clinic or polyclinics. Sessions start from S$25, with no referral needed to begin.
Public and hospital-based child psychology services in Singapore often involve a wait and assignment to whichever clinician has availability. With LeapHope, you browse full profiles, choose your child's psychologist directly, and can usually get a first appointment within 24 hours.
No. Whether you've just relocated or have been in Singapore for years, LeapHope's online sessions give every family the same access, in the same time zone as home.
Yes. Every child connects differently with a therapist. If another psychologist would be a better fit, we'll help you switch, no questions asked.
Yes. Our psychologists regularly work with children and teenagers in Singapore, supporting concerns such as school anxiety, behavioural challenges, ADHD, depression, academic pressure and school stress, screen and mobile addiction, trauma, grief and loss, and navigating identity between Indian and Singaporean life.
Yes. Many of the children and teens we work with were born and raised in Singapore. Our psychologists don't assume a particular level of cultural connection, they work with your child and family as they actually are, including where Indian identity is a small or complicated part of the picture.
Yes. We support families across every stage of migration, recently arrived Employment Pass or S Pass parents, families on a Dependent Pass, and long-settled Indian families in Singapore navigating the teen years.
Yes. If a grandparent or another family member is heavily involved in day-to-day care, they can take part in sessions where it's appropriate and helpful for your child's progress.
Choose your preferred child psychologist, book a convenient appointment and attend your session securely from home through Google Meet or Zoom. You'll receive simple joining instructions before your child's first session.
Yes. All counselling sessions, personal information and clinical records are handled confidentially in accordance with professional ethical standards and data protection requirements.
Counselling is available in English as well as several Indian languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, depending on your psychologist. You can view each therapist's language options before booking.
Online counselling is not designed for emergencies. If your child is in immediate danger, call 995 for an ambulance or go to your nearest hospital's Children's Emergency. You can also contact SOS (Samaritans of Singapore) on 1800 221 4444, available 24/7.