“It is too expensive.”
Based on the 2016 Singapore Mental Health Study, 1 in 7 people in Singapore has experienced a mood, anxiety or alcohol use disorder in their lifetime. The study found that the majority of people with a psychiatric disorder did not seek any professional help.
Besides stigma, mental health literacy and awareness of mental health resources, there are many other reasons why people would not seek help for mental health. Cost of treatment is one of the most common concerns.
The unpredictability and uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation has further intensified the demand for mental health care, but with the plunge into recession, many people have put mental health on the back burner. A Space Between, a co-practicing space that is conveniently located in Tanjong Pagar, provides a turnkey solution.
Apart from its thoughtful designs making it a conducive space to conduct therapy practices, A Space Between saves therapists from the usual overhead which in turn makes treatment less costly for clients.
Therapy fosters help, empowerment, and motivation. Here at A Space Between, we aim to increase access to quality mental health care by supporting both therapists and clients.
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No matter what you’re facing, perhaps our website can offer up some solace or comfort. Know that you’re not alone, and that there is help available. This can be hard to keep in mind if you haven’t quite found the right support system. While it’s definitely not easy to find the right fit—whether you’re looking for a support group or a mental health provider—with diligence, it’s totally possible.
If you are a therapist, life coach or counsellor looking to join our growing community, head over to book a tour once you have learnt about the plans we offer. At A Space Between, there is a ready league of providers you can network with. With professionals from various backgrounds and therapy practices, there are bound to be the ones you can connect with. Private practice does not have to be lonely.
