Individual & couples counselling · Singapore

A space to be heard.
A way forward,
together.

When pressure builds, relationships feel strained, or it becomes difficult to feel good about yourself, you don’t have to work through it alone.

Adults aged 19+ · Online & in person
Rodney Tay, your counsellor
Rodney TaySAC Registered Counsellor
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Work directly with RodneyTrauma-informed approachGay-inclusive practice
How I can support you

Start with what’s
on your mind.

You don’t need to have the right words or a clear explanation before reaching out. We can begin with what feels difficult, and explore what you would like to change.

01 / INDIVIDUALSAdults aged 19+

Make sense of what
you’re carrying.

Space to explore the expectations, thoughts and experiences affecting how you feel about yourself, your relationships and everyday life.

Performance anxiety · school / workSelf-esteemGuilt & shameAddictionsParent–child relationships
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02 / COUPLESRelationships

Understand the patterns.
Find a different way to relate.

A space for you and your partner to explore relational difficulties, hear each other’s experiences and consider how you want to move forward.

Recurring conflictCommunication difficultiesFeeling disconnectedRelationship patterns
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You are welcome here.

Gay-inclusive counselling, with space to speak about your identity and relationships without judgement.

My approach

Understanding you.
Working at your pace.

I draw on CBT and Transactional Analysis within a trauma-informed approach. Together, we can explore what is happening for you and agree on a focus that feels relevant to your life.

DISC personality profiling may also support reflection on communication and behavioural preferences, where relevant. It is used as a supporting tool.

01

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Explore connections between thoughts, feelings and actions, and consider ways of responding to difficult situations.

02

Transactional Analysis

Explore ways of relating to yourself and others, including patterns that may appear in your conversations and relationships.

03

Trauma-informed therapy

Attention to choice, emotional safety and pacing. You can discuss what you feel ready to share and what you need from the process.

Meet your counsellor

I’m Rodney Tay.

Rodney Tay in a brown jacket against a forest-green background

We can start where you are, with what matters to you.

SAC Registered Counsellor

I provide individual and couples counselling, online and in person. My work focuses on performance anxiety, self-esteem, guilt and shame, addictions, and couple and parent–child relational difficulties.

I offer a gay-inclusive practice and bring a trauma-informed perspective to how we work together.

Your sessions are with me personally. We can talk about what has brought you here, what you hope for, and whether my approach is a suitable fit.

Advance Cognitive Behavioural Therapist
Transactional Analysis Practitioner
Getting started

You can take this one step at a time.

01 / REACH OUT

Make an enquiry

Let me know whether you are looking for individual or couples counselling, and your preferred session format.

02 / CLARIFY

Ask what you need to know

We can clarify suitability, fees, availability and the session arrangements before you decide to book.

03 / BEGIN

Agree on a starting point

Your first session gives us space to discuss your concerns, expectations and how we might work together.

A few things you
may be wondering.

Who is individual counselling for?

Individual counselling is for adults aged 19 and above. This includes students and working adults seeking support with the concerns described here.

Can I have sessions online?

Yes. Sessions are offered online and in person. Please mention your preference when making an enquiry.

Where are in-person sessions held?

The location will be advised when arranging your appointment.

What are the fees and session duration?

Please enquire for fees, session duration and availability. These details will be clarified before you book.

Can I discuss parent–child difficulties on my own?

Yes. You can bring concerns about your relationship with a parent or child to individual counselling. Individual clients must be aged 19 or above.

What can I ask about confidentiality?

Before deciding to begin, you can ask how confidentiality works, its limits and how session information is handled. These arrangements should be discussed as part of the counselling agreement.

Take the next step

Let’s start with
a conversation.

Enquire about individual or couples counselling. You can ask about the process before deciding whether to begin.

Please keep your initial enquiry brief and avoid sending sensitive personal or clinical information by email.

Contact Rodney
+65 9168 1166Online & in person · In-person location advised on enquiry

This enquiry channel is not monitored for urgent or emergency support.