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Weekend counselling in Singapore: Saturday and Sunday options

If weekdays are full, start with a time you could keep for a first appointment and a follow-up.

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If Sunday is your only free day, Talk Your Heart Out lists Sunday counselling in Singapore, both online and in person. If Saturday works, Calmery SG and Awaken Counselling Centre also list Saturday appointments. The hours below come from each provider’s published schedule. The time you can book depends on the counsellor and the date.

Three options for individual counselling

We chose Singapore providers with published weekend hours, individual counselling fees and a route to enquire or book. The list is alphabetical. Counsilio publishes this guide and explains its separate weekday evening option below. We compared published hours, fees, formats and how to get started.

Provider information checked 7 November 2026. Fees are in Singapore dollars. These are published hours and prices, with specific appointments arranged separately.
ProviderWeekend appointmentsPublished fee and length
Awaken Counselling CentreSaturday clinic hours, 9am to 4pm. Online or at Paya Lebar Square, by appointment. The enquiry desk lists weekday hours.Awaken’s hours, fees and booking linkOne hour. Online S$180 or S$230 and in person S$200 or S$250, depending on the therapist tier. Add the published S$30 weekend surcharge.The fee page does not specify GST treatment.
Calmery SGSaturday from 11am, with the last appointment listed at 4pm. Sunday unavailable. Online or at its Potong Pasir office, which has no lift access.Calmery’s schedule and fees · Office accessS$120 per session, lasting at least one hour. It lists S$60 for full-time tertiary students with a valid student card.The practice arranges appointments by enquiry and excludes same-day and next-day appointments.
Talk Your Heart OutSaturday and Sunday within its published daily 7am to 11pm schedule. Online or at one of its Singapore counselling centres. Use the booking page to see the date and counsellor you can choose.TYHO’s Singapore counselling pageOne hour. From S$130.80 online or S$174.40 in person, including GST. The booking page shows the fee for the chosen appointment.TYHO’s appointment and cancellation FAQ

Check the first visit and the next one

Perhaps you can make one Saturday because a sibling is taking your dad to his appointment. Most weeks, Sunday morning is the only time you have to yourself. In that case, look for a Sunday arrangement from the start. A first visit that takes a favour to make happen may be hard to repeat.

For an in-person session, count the journey and time to get home. For an online session, check when you can have the room to yourself. If the only available room is shared, a clinic visit might be easier even with the travel. Our guide to finding a private space covers other ways to plan an online appointment.

Use the fee for the time you can actually attend

A Saturday appointment can cost more than the base price. At Awaken, for example, the published S$180 senior therapist online rate comes to S$210 after adding the S$30 weekend surcharge. Check the amount shown for your appointment before paying. If fees are the main constraint, the Singapore counselling cost guide covers a wider set of private and community routes, each with its own hours and eligibility.

If your roster arrives late, the change deadline can matter as much as the fee. With a 24-hour rule, the deadline for a Saturday 10am appointment is Friday at 10am. Awaken’s FAQ describes advance payment and generally charges the full counselling rate for shorter notice. TYHO’s FAQ says changes inside 24 hours are not accepted and those payments are non-refundable. Calmery’s fee page lists S$10 for a late change or cancellation and the full fee for a missed appointment. These are separate policies.

If you need support before the weekend

If you need mental health support now, use the national mindline contact options listed by IMH. For a medical emergency, go to the nearest emergency department. See MOH’s emergency care guidance.

If a weekday evening could work

You dont have to do this alone

Counsilio offers after-work online counselling in Singapore. We speak with you about what you need, your budget and when you can meet, then help find a suitable counsellor. We take responsibility for counsellor quality and matching and explain the proposed arrangement before you decide. Long-term sessions start at S$80 and last 50–60 minutes.

You could start by saying, “I’m looking for support for myself. I usually finish work at seven.” WhatsApp starts the enquiry. We arrange an appointment separately.

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Common questions

Can I go for counselling on a Sunday in Singapore?

Talk Your Heart Out includes Sunday in its published schedule for online and in-person counselling. Look at the actual calendar for your chosen counsellor and date. A seven-day service schedule covers more people and times than any one counsellor’s calendar.

Do I have to start on a weekday?

Check whether the provider can arrange your first appointment in the weekend window you need. At Awaken, the clinic lists Saturday hours and the enquiry desk lists weekdays. You can use the centre’s booking link to check appointment options. For a general idea of what the visit might involve, see our first counselling session guide.

What if weekday evenings are possible after all?

Start with the time you can consistently be ready to talk, including your journey home and privacy. Read about counselling after work and how Counsilio helps with matching if you want to explore that option.