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Depression Counselling and Therapy in Singapore

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What is Depression Counselling and How Can It Help?

Depression is more than just feeling sad. It can affect your thoughts, energy levels, motivation, and even how you view yourself and the world around you. It may show up as persistent low mood, difficulty concentrating, withdrawal from loved ones, or a sense of hopelessness that doesn’t seem to lift.


Depression counselling provides a safe and supportive space to explore these feelings. Through therapy, you can begin to understand the underlying causes of your depression and learn how to manage the emotional and mental patterns that may be contributing to it.


Counsellors use evidence-based approaches to help you:

- Regulate overwhelming emotions, so you feel more in control

- Challenge unhelpful thought patterns that fuel negative self-beliefs

- Develop healthier coping strategies for everyday stressors and triggers


Most importantly, you won’t have to face your struggles alone. With the right support, healing becomes not just possible — but sustainable.


Explore more about depression therapy and how it can support your journey toward emotional wellness.

Is It Time to Seek Help? Warning Signs to Know

Everyone experiences low moments, but when difficult emotions begin to affect your daily life, it may be time to seek support. Depression doesn’t always look the same in everyone, but here are some common signs that shouldn't be ignored:

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Persistent Sadness

A low mood that lingers for weeks or months, even without a clear cause, may indicate something deeper than everyday sadness. You might find it harder to feel joy, hope, or emotional connection.

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Constant Fatigue

If you feel tired no matter how much rest you get, or simple tasks feel physically and mentally draining, it could be a sign of emotional burnout or depression.

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Sleep Difficulties

Trouble falling asleep, waking up too early, or sleeping excessively can all be linked to changes in emotional health. Poor sleep often worsens mood and concentration over time.

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Loss of Interest

Activities you once enjoyed (hobbies, social outings, even meals) may no longer bring pleasure. This withdrawal can be a quiet but powerful sign that something’s not right.

These signs are not just “phases” to push through. If you notice them in yourself or someone close to you, it’s okay to reach out. Early intervention through depression therapy can help you regain emotional balance and prevent symptoms from deepening.

What to Expect in Your First Depression Therapy Session

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Beginning counselling for depression can feel like a vulnerable step — but knowing what to expect can help ease some of that uncertainty.


In your first session, your therapist will gently guide a conversation to understand what you’ve been going through. There’s no pressure to explain everything perfectly. You’re encouraged to speak at your own pace, in a space that is safe, private, and non-judgemental.


Depending on your unique situation, your therapist may draw on evidence-based approaches such as:


- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT): helps you identify and reframe negative thought patterns.

- Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT): supports you in processing difficult emotions and healing emotional wounds.


There’s no fixed formula. Each therapy plan is tailored to the individual. Your therapist will determine the pace and focus of your sessions based on your needs, goals, and readiness. Some sessions may involve practical coping strategies, while others may focus on deeper emotional reflection.


Most importantly, this is your space to be honest, supported, and heard, while taking the first steps toward feeling like yourself again.

Why Choose Relationship Room for Depression Counselling?

Finding the right support can make all the difference in your healing journey. At Relationship Room, we offer more than just clinical expertise. We offer genuine care, grounded in empathy and understanding.

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Deeply Personalised, Heart-Centered Care

We believe no two individuals experience depression in the same way. That’s why our counselling is tailored to your emotional world, personal history, and pace. Every session is designed to meet you where you are — with compassion, presence, and a commitment to walk alongside you, not ahead of you.

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Experienced Therapists Who Truly Listen

Our therapists bring years of training and experience in supporting individuals through depression and emotional struggles. More importantly, they know how to listen — not just to your words, but to what’s felt beneath them. You can expect to be heard, validated, and supported without judgement.

Start Your Journey with Compassionate Support

Depression can feel isolating, but you don’t have to go through it alone. At Relationship Room, our therapists are here to walk with you through the fog, offering support that is grounded in empathy, experience, and personalised care.


If you're also navigating feelings of worry or unease, you may benefit from our counselling for anxiety services as well.


Healing begins with a simple step.

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Contact us today to book a session or learn more about how emotional counselling can help you.

FAQs About Depression Counselling & Therapy

Depression counselling provides a safe, structured space for you to explore and understand your emotions. Through regular sessions, your therapist will help you identify thought patterns, emotional triggers, and behaviours that contribute to low mood. Your therapist will also guide you in developing healthier ways to cope and heal.


Yes. Depression can impact communication, intimacy, and emotional availability in relationships. If you're struggling with relationship challenges alongside depression, consider exploring couple therapy in Singapore to support both your personal healing and your relationship dynamics.


Not always. Some individuals benefit from a combination of counselling and medication, while others find therapy alone effective. Your therapist may recommend consulting a doctor or psychiatrist if additional support is needed, but the decision is entirely yours.


The duration varies depending on your needs and goals. Some people notice changes after a few sessions, while others may choose to engage in longer-term therapy. Your therapist will regularly check in with you to ensure the pace feels right.


That’s completely okay. You don’t need to have the right words. Your therapist is there to help you explore your feelings gently and at your own pace. It’s normal to start slowly. Counselling is about progress, not perfection.


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