It is worth noting that it may take a few sessions to build up the rapport and trust necessary for therapy to work.
Menopause counselling is here to support all women as we go through one of life’s most natural transitions. It’s a supportive process designed to assist women in understanding, adapting to, and managing the multifaceted changes that occur during the menopausal transition.
Many women experience emotional and psychological changes during menopause, such as mood swings, anxiety, depression, and difficulty coping with physical symptoms. Counseling can help by providing emotional support, coping strategies, and education about menopause. themselves.
We start by getting to know you—your symptoms, concerns, and how menopause is affecting your daily life. You’ll learn more about the different stages of menopause (like perimenopause and postmenopause) and what’s normal to expect. Knowledge is power, and understanding what your body is going through can help ease a lot of worry or confusion.
Menopause can bring mood swings, anxiety, or even feelings of sadness. You’re not alone—and it’s okay to feel overwhelmed. Counselling gives you a safe space to talk about how you’re feeling and to learn ways to manage emotions in a healthy, empowering way.
Changes in mood, energy, or libido can sometimes affect relationships with partners, family, or friends. We’ll talk about how to keep communication open, set healthy boundaries, and strengthen your support system—at home, at work, and beyond
Trauma can be broadly defined as a psychological injury or wound that occurs as a result of experiencing a singular or a series of events that overwhelms an individual’s capacity to cope
Helps an individual understand and improve their relationships (past, present, or future)
Focuses on personal growth and how an individual contributes to their relationships
Common Goals
Works with both partners to resolve relationship challenges together
Focuses on joint issues and how both partners interact with each other
Common goals
attracting or attracted to emotionally unavailable partners
Struggling with commitment or trust issues
Repeating toxic relationship cycles
Childhood trauma affecting relationships
painful breakup or divorce
Betrayal or infidelity
Develop self-love & self-worth
Overcome feelings of insecurity or unworthiness
manage emotional distress
maintain boundaries
conflict resolution skills
asserting needs in a healthy manner
Choose individual counselling if you want to work on personal issues that impact your relationships.
Choose couples counselling if you and your partner want to address challenges together.
The duration of counselling can vary depending on individual needs and circumstances. Some clients may achieve significant progress in a few sessions, while others may require more time. The counsellor will assess your situation during the initial consultation and discuss a recommended timeframe for your journey.
Regular sessions are typically scheduled, allowing for ongoing support and monitoring of progress.
It is worth noting that it may take a few sessions to build up the rapport and trust necessary for therapy to work.
if you or anyone you know are in need of immediate help
Samaritans of SingaporeInstitute of Mental HealthOur counsellors are fully qualified, experienced and professionally accredited by Association for Psychotherapists & Counsellors Singapore (APACs), and/or Singapore Counsellors Association (SAC). We are fully committed to continuous learning and professional development
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1 Scotts Road, #20-03
Singapore 228208
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